I’ve worked remotely for 20 years. Here’s what’s always in my laptop bag
THE SO WHAT
The fact that a 20-year remote worker still optimizes around physical kit—power, connectivity, ergonomics—underscores that “work from anywhere” is constrained by basic reliability, not apps. If you’re building tools for distributed teams, design for unstable environments first, perfect offices second.
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