> Too bad you can't use LAN to work from home Depends on what you consider "work from home". You might not be able to chat with your co-workers without a WAN c

> Too bad you can't use LAN to work from home Depends on what you consider "work from home". You might not be able to chat with your co-workers without a WAN connection (unless you go really old-school and use a telephone), but you can for instance develop software from home without any working network connection (and git makes it easier by allowing you to create commits while offline; see also the "git bundle" subcommand). I've done so occasionally when the Internet connection goes kaputt.