> legacy form factors It may be old, but calling it "legacy" implied it's an old relic we should abandon. I'll say that the opposite is the case. We should be

> legacy form factors It may be old, but calling it "legacy" implied it's an old relic we should abandon. I'll say that the opposite is the case. We should be reading more, and do less of passive activities such as watching movies or listening to conferences (where its very easy to zone out and not get any useful transfer).