By some peoples' standards, I'm a young un', but I can distinctly recall being 100% remote in 2000, working on adding real-time to the Linux kernel. We were usi

By some peoples' standards, I'm a young un', but I can distinctly recall being 100% remote in 2000, working on adding real-time to the Linux kernel. We were using BitKeeper, and had no central office. We'd meet at each others' homes as needed, but otherwise just worked from our home offices (it was at this point I moved out of a house I rented with two other guys still in college (I had just graduated), and got my own 2 bedroom apartment to have a home office). Now that I've been reminded of how much more productive and happy I can be working from home, I'm working on making 100% work from home a reality.