I just ran a test in wireshark and could not find that header

Otterbox will solve that problem.

It only took about 16 years of bitching about overlapping poll options but here finally we have one that is nicely distinct! Who said being bought up by Dice was going to be bad for the site?

To way too many people "critical thinking" seems to just mean criticizing the establishment just because it's the establishment.

At a HD I asked for something that I couldn't find and the employee said it was online only. I checked it with my phone and compared to Amazon. Right there in their store I ordered if from Amazon due to lower price. If HD is charging mobile users more, I suspect I'm not the only shopper who takes a few seconds to compare elsewhere.

But with today's fucked economy, that's the only type of job many adults with kids, rent and car payments can find.

Our society has deep structural problems relating to automation that have been ignored for forty years and those chickens are coming home to roost. One of those major problems is that we've given preferential tax treatment to capital gains over income (labor).

We can either have egalitarian democratic society, or we can be like Mexico. I hope the walls on your gated community are high enough and you pay your private security contractors enough not to steal from you.

Any pointers you care to share? Or would that be proprietary IP?

The risk factor is non-zero regardless of what procedures are followed. Even if ebola is not generally transmissible by air it's not quite against the laws of nature for the virus to find itself in some liquid drop which just happens to follow the right air currents in the right time frame to get taken up in an orifice etc. Then there's the possiblity of tears and defects in protective equipment, etc. The fact he spent so much time near ebola patients may have turned a one in a million risk to a one in a thousand or one in a hundred and from there it was bad luck. Of course, he might have botched it, too, but realistically if someone is spending all of their time around carriers of the disease they should be considered at risk of contracting it whether they're being clever about it or not.

Nope, there's no wage requirement on the L's, only for the H's. But there is a requirement that the employee work for the company at least a year before getting an L. Yet the IBM office wanted to send me right away on one.

My solution is to not make up nonsensical claims in the first place.

It's not much of a solution, but it's mine.

No. More people are employed now than ever before, but most definitely not in the same jobs.