How do I talk my boss into letting me work from home...There is no real reason for me to be at work as all my work is done via the Internet.

Kind of amazing. I can wear pretty much whatever I want to work. (Which means Jeans and a T-shirt and ball cap) and we have a Kurig machine where we can make all sorts of coffee and tea.

Meh,

Just my gaming PC is wired. Everything else is WiFi.

I feel like there should be a service that does this. It's stipulated in your will: Upon death they get your passwords and usernames for your online world. They back up all the photos and status updates etc and then delete the account. Then give the data to whomever you stipulate in your will.

Well played...

I did one for when Lifehacker does an announcement post (usually for when they want writers)

You could use a VPN to get to the apps you need. Sometimes it's a matter of asking your employer if it's possible.

Really anything nowadays. Unless you work face to face with customers.

My job is done most of the time in the browser. All I'd need is a VPN to get into the phone system and I could work from anywhere. Trying to talk the boss into is hard though. We do have remote workers in the company but not my side.

Where is the information on Microsoft's camp?

As a guy who works in Software Support I typically only do security/critical till I let all the other early adopters find the bugs :)

I had a job where my title was Tech I for years on end. I was the only Tech I but doing all the work of a Tech II and there were three Tech II's in the area I was working.

Meh, nothing surprises me about privacy anymore

Man of few words. I got to the bottom and thought "That it?"

No, you don't need a personal website.

At work I have a metal mug. I place that in front of my little fan I use. Coffee cools down in about 5 mins.

It's a lot easier to fill up 1 TB with large data files than it is pics.

Hmmm. I'm not sure but this seems like an abuse of Flickr giving 1TB for your photos rather than a lifehack.

Break it down into problem areas: