No no no no no! Why did they have to get rid of the Aero interface/transparency? Look at those horrid window frames. It looks like the Windows developers took advice from someone on the Gnome team or something. What's next, will we be losing the ability to have screensavers now too?

I'm already on Windows 8, as far as I knew it was already out...?

I think I misread that part then, my mistake.

You described about three things I was doing wrong there. Thanks for the advice with the shaving brush, I'm excited to try it now with that information. Would you recommend putting hot water in the mug (as if you're steeping tea) to let it warm up while waiting for the lather?

Very nice article, I appreciate the detail they put into it. Thank you.

My chin wasn't cut up today thanks to this advice. I realized I was applying some pressure and stopped to let gravity do its job.

Across the grain sounds like a good alternative, I usually go with the grain because my skin's fairly sensitive. That seems like it would allow to get closer without going against the grain though.

I've seen the Art of Manliness article, it's very informative and is the reason I wanted to get a safety razor in the first place :)

I had completely forgotten about the "short strokes" with safety razors vs "long strokes" with regular razors. That should definitely help I think.

Rubbing alcohol is a good idea. Do you keep the entire razor in one of those? Or just extract the blade and leave it in there?

I didn't consider this! Good idea :)

Thanks for the tip, I'll try it out tomorrow :)

Hi all,

I was confused as well, it's good to see it well thought-out in your post.

The latter:

Hmmm, that makes sense. Okay. I'll try it with the WAN and might come bugging you some more if I have issues :) Thank you!

I'm now on the Duracell bandwagon. As far as warranties go, they take responsibility for if your batteries leak... that's important to me.

My dad insists we keep the one from the ISP (Router1) so I figured I'd just side-chain my own router under my control, to the other.

Can't believe I missed that... thanks!

I realized something while reading your post and re-reading mine, that the script is specifically "WAN Up" and I do not have a cable plugged into the WAN port. Would I still be able to get the desired connection I've described, if I simply plug in an Ethernet cord from Router2's WAN port into a LAN port on Router1 (as…