Requiring a full manual shut down every day for diagnostic and repair purposes did have the unfortunate side effect of rendering me incapable of moving for two hours.
They are far from enlightening but I have read worse. You have never been subjected to a dissertation from someone who added sixeen steps to a process that could be simplified to four.
A recommendation is best when it poses a challenge and that is why I asked what you would put forward. It is easy to stick to the familiar but it impedes innovation and progress.
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Inconvenient, but nothing I could not handle. For the most part.
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[A full shutdown is more limiting than that.]
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If you enjoy keeping yourself company, I suppose two hours idle might be stimulating.
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Those things aren't all that interesting to read. I'd rather get a book from the library.
[Which is honestly likely what he'd do, just sit there and read quietly.]
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What are you reading now then?
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Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
1984 by George Orwell
And some poetry books by Rainer Maria Rilke. Finch recommended all of them.
[And he reads anything Harold recommends.]
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And which would you recommend out of the list?
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I guess it depends on what kinds of books you like to read. They're all really different from each other.
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