Fun fact: I learned to shave with a straight razor. "Doing it right", as my grandfather would say. I'd go back to that but Sidekick would worry herself to the point of ulcers. That and having to keep the blade up with a strop is a hassle.
@sumudu It's a study in economics. Yes, the razor cost $85.00 (Solid brass. Chrome plated. Very hefty). But, 100 good blades cost approximately $16.00. It has already paid for itself and I am not creating a mountain of plastic trash in a landfill. The only drawback is you have to be careful because those things can slice you wide open. The term "Safety Razor" is a bit of a oxymoron. :)
@sumudu I used to but quit some years back. Had a brief relapse in 2007 but it was only for a couple of weeks. I don't have the slightest desire or craving anymore.
// @matigo
If my face were to follow my head's example I'd save so much time of a morning.
@matigo our computer lab was two Commodore PETs. I don't recall them being used for anything more than lunar lander
@matigo Geeks have a hard time accepting that the users are often a better judge of productivity than they are. It's the height of arrogance to assume you know more about workflows than the people who actually do the work.
@matigo It's also funny to think that Windows would not have happened if Aldus didn't relent and make a Windows 3 version of Page Msker
@matigo I remember being invited to beta test Windows 2 and thinking, "This has no future"