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Alternatively, just get a loud keyboard. I rock a Das Keyboard and it's less than quiet.

I have 4 drives ranting from 1-3 TB under my desk. It would be awfully expensive to replace a giant older drive simply because it has less space than a newer one.

I kinda had this forced upon me when I was renovating my home office and had no garbage can. What wound up happening is a massive pile of trash formed on my desk and on the floor.

I write software, most of my bills and statements are paperless, and somehow the pile of trash built up. What works for some doesn't work for all I guess.

I used an electric razor for years and never got a close shave, ever. To make matters worse, the more frequently I shaved, the more likely I was to get significant razor burn. My neck was an absolute disaster.

I switched to a Mach V and shaving cream and the razor burn started to clear up but the blades would last maybe 2 shaves before they were useless. Then I switched to a Fusion Proglide and I'm much happier. My razor burn is finally cleared up (almost a year later!) and I don't burn through blades super fast. Also, if I travel and I forget my razor, I can just pick something up at the hotel or convenience store and I don't have to worry about not knowing how to shave properly without an electric razor.

The manual razors save you money in the long run. A good electric razor is going to run you a minimum of $150. Sure, you can get one cheaper, but they are always crap. Replacement blades and/or foils every 6 months ($25-60 depending) and replacing the unit when the battery ceases to charge anymore really add up.