This article mentions losing tax incentives by not working at home. One thing about the home office deduction - for this tax year, there's a simplified option that's doesn't require you to figure out a usage percentage, only suggests "regular" use

build me instead!

They missed a few..

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Yes, but driving stick smoothly enough in a stolen car as to not bring attention to yourself requires a lot more skill.

I am most impressed that the vehicle has a targa roof. For years, it seemed like GM was very cautious about power levels on a targa, t-top or convertible car. Until the 2013 model year, the most power you could get with any open roof was with an LS3 in a camaro or vette, or the supercharged northstar in the XLR-V. …

I thought the coolest part of the atlas was the built in ladder rack/bed extender thing in the tailgate, plus the cab roof with tie downs and a surface for lumber or a ladder. It doesn't look like this made it to production which is a big time shame. While I am liking all the new trucks coming out, it seems like Ram…

I'm a web developer, and while I'm still working full time in a salaried position, I made a move from a job that had a no compete clause and strongly encouraged ("you can't leave until you finish this") unpaid OT hours to a job that is almost always a 40 hour affair and they don't care what I do with my free time. …

I guess I live in a great place to pass through, since I'm local to a Cabela's, several Waffle Houses, several Sheetz locations, and a bunch of Turkey Hills.

I've had a serious hatred for winter every since I was a teenager, and I've done a lot to cure it with my silverado. A good 4x4 truck with ground clearance and remote start just makes it easy. It's not that you NEED 4wd, my first several winters from 16 - 22 years old were done with 80's camaros and the next few…

Does anyone know if a controller case exists? I would love to pick one up to use my 2012 Nexus 7 as a MAME, SNES and Genesis emulator. I've done a lot of searching online and I've mostly found tablets like the Archos Gamepad (2), the jxd s7100/7300/7800 and even the wikipad. These are all comparable (or shittier)…

I had a ps2 with the credit card door trick.

I'm almost in the same boat as you. My phone is the better surfing device for laying on the couch or the bathroom, where if I need to type or do anything serious, I would rather go over to my all in one desktop machine.

I've found all fluorescent stuff, including the CFLs I'm using now, to take a ridiculously long time to warm up in winter temperatures. If I'm going out to the garage to do some 5 minute project, by the time I'm done, they aren't even at like 50% of their potential light. Are there any fluorescents specifically…

i've owned at least 4 of that style lamp - two just like that, and another two mounting on a post setup. I've never had a bulb last me even a year, even with only occasional use, and the bulbs aren't cheap either.

You have any recommendations on lighting?

I had a cheap wooden workbench that was starting to get stained and warped when I found they had a piece of diamond plate at lowes or home depot that was more than big enough for around ~$50. Since it's just aluminum too, I was able to cut around the edges with a grinder in a few minutes.

My girlfriend has a creative cloud subscription, so I've played with the newer Photoshop versions several times. There are some cool features, but I'm 99% content still with CS2, which is now "free." It's technically for people who already owned it (which I actually did from a previous job), but you can download and…

They're really cheap now - 04's can be had for very low teens.

This didn't really flop - it was selling fairly well and Pontiac had plans to add more options- stick to the GT's and the 3.6 SIDI engine instead of the non direct injected 3.6, and the government made GM pull the plug on Pontiac with the bailout.