Print over Internet to printer at home

You could set up a VPN to tunnel into your home network - but a simpler solution is to use a service like Cloud Print.

 

It depends a bit on which printer you have, and how it is connected to your Internet or computer.

FreakinEurikan had good suggestions.

Something like HP's "e-print" works well. It changes a printer's IP into a custom and unique/anonymous email address that it can use to print with.

You can also use something like logmein to connect to and print from your mini while away. It's easy to setup and use.

You can also email yourself documents for later, or upload things to services like Dropbox if that helps you meet your needs.

Of course, it all depends on what your work will allow you to do, like "listen to the radio at a reasonable volume between 9 and 11".

 

If your printer is networked, you could try port forwarding port 9100 to the printer's IP address on the LAN.

 

What make/model printer do you have?

Epsonconnect does it automatically if you have an Epson.

 

Not gonna happen without some 3rd party software. You need to do a VPN (which is complex to set up) or use a service like Cloud Print:

http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/howitworks.html