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Every week, we highlight interesting workspaces as well as what's in others' everyday carry bags. Here are the most popular featured bag and featured workspace posts of the year.
The Always-Ready Go Bag
"Always be prepared," the motto of the boy scouts, isn't a bad one to live by. You may not need a backup battery most days, or multiple USB flash drives, but they don't take up much space and, when needed, they're indispensable. Reader Brian Geraghty assembled a go bag with a GRID-IT stuffed full with preparation.
The CIA Escape and Evasion Survival Bag
CIA agents to be prepared for everything and sometimes that means surviving on limited resources. Their survival kit is tiny, but includes everything needed to get out of town and live for a while.
The System Admin's Everyday Bag
Being a systems administrator and programmer means you need to be prepared for just about anything on a whim. Reader Scott Buffington shares his bag with us, which includes everything he needs to do his job (and live his life) all in one place.
The Minimalist IT Everyday Bag
Just because you're in IT doesn't mean you have to have a ton of gadgets with you all the time. In fact, for reader Nicholas Moore, the less junk the better.
The Non-traditional Student's Bag
Reader MATT DB is a non-traditional student studying music, foregoing the backpack in favor of a leather messenger to keep his important goods nearby.
The System Administrator's Organized Backpack
System administrator's have one of those jobs where they need to be prepared for a wide variety of problems every day. Reader Chris Collins shares his nicely organized bag that helps him do just that.
The PhD Student's Bag
Being a student is tough enough as it is and when you're getting your PhD, you require a whole different set of tools. Case in point, PhD student, Samuel shares his bag over on Everyday Carry.
The Gadget Lovers Go Bag
Sometimes we love to see bags that pare down to just the essentials, but oftentimes, it's fun to see one that goes all in. Everday Carry spotlights one such bag from Simon, a self-described "collaborator, gadgeteer, and outdoors lover."
The Lean Engineer's Go Bag
As a lean engineer on the go, Mechanic Matt needs to fit a lot of stuff in one bag for his factory visits. He fits everything he needs for the work week into a single backpack—and it's more than you'd expect.
The Short Notice Travel Bag
The Underground Secret Battlestation Workspace
Need to get away from your five kids to get some work done (or read some comic books)? Imgur user vannatter knows the feeling, so he crafted this over-the-top amazing office in his basement for just that.
The Picture-Perfect, Apple App Developers' Workspace
Today's featured workspace is meticulously designed, elegant in its gray, white, and red color scheme, and incredibly slick—just like a great iOS or Mac app. It's the home office of Mark Jardine, who runs Tapbots (the company behind Tweetbot) with his business partner Paul Haddard.
Linus Torvalds' Home Office (with Walking Desk and 3D Printer)
Let's take a tour of Linux creator Linus Torvalds' home office. Unlike other photo-perfect workspaces we've seen before, this looks like an often-used, practical home office any geek could see inhabiting.
The Neat, "Crow's Nest" Workspace
Today's featured workspace is a fun-filled space. Despite all the eye candy, it's so finely organized, fellow neat freaks will likely be impressed.
The Custom Mac Pro Workspace
Today's featured workspace is a minimalist home office with one quirky feature: a carved spot on the walnut desk for the cylindrical Mac Pro computer.
The Minimalist Loft Workspace
If you're a fan of the "less is more" approach to interior design, you might appreciate this minimalist workspace setup.
The Designer and Drummer's Rocking Workspace
Dark home offices don't appeal to everyone, but if you're building a man cave for both music and work, this is an inspiring setup.
The Floating Shelves Workspace
An adjustable shelving system can really transform the way a room looks, making it look quite open and modern with the flexible positioning of the shelves. Today's featured workspace has a Mondrian-like arrangement to the shelves and looks like a bright and colorful place to get things done
The Inspiring Eye Level Workspace
Reader Bobby Kane makes good use of monitor stands to keep everything at eye level, and hide away unsightly speakers in his small but homey workspace.
The Inspirational Workspace
Hang up some motivational posters and you're not only decorating your office, you're also encouraging yourself to be more productive every time you're in that space. Hand lettering artist Sean McCabe's workspace is a testimony to the power of words and design.
So there you have it. It's always interesting to look at other people's setups. If you're looking for more inspiration, check out the most popular featured workspaces of 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, and 2009. (This is our first roundup for featured bags.)
Also, don't forget you can show off your own bag on our Lifehacker Go Bag Show and Tell Flickr pool and your workspace on our Lifehacker Workspace Show and Tell Flickr pool.
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