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For 5ghz, that's a pretty unusual. You need to be somewhere where DFS isn't an issue to even get 160mhz. For 6ghz? Yeah, not uncommon.

>The M5 MacBook Pro still gets the Broadcom WiFi chip but the M5 iPad Pros get the N1 and C1X (Sweet). Is that good? Their cellular modems have been terrible. I'll reserve judgemen…

You can do it with stash too!

This feels like something that's "security by obscurity" vs. "security by obscurity." Would you rather be obscure because you have the same SSID as everyone else so no one guesses …

I'd really like to see an article that described what the actual variant looks like (in terms of mutations from the Wuhan or D614G strains). Neither this article or the [likely] so…

You can do it now! https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212619 I mean, you can't start a FaceTime call, but at least they finally let you join one.

>I guess what people are suggesting is that the epitopes are distinct enough that a targeted vaccine might not cover both, but not so distinct that they behave like separate infect…

>I've seen it repeated pretty extensively on r/covid19, which I have to say comes across as a much more scientifically robust site for covid information than Hacker News. The quali…

>People are not usually saying getting covid is better (not without many qualifiers anyway), they are saying that if you already had covid, getting shots might have bad risk/benefi…

>Is it possible that the heavy mutations detected on the A.30 variant also make it less contagious? 100%. This strain hasn't been seen since May. It has already died out because of…

>For me the only way a variant can be outperformed is that all people who get infected get also infected with the other variant OR the first variant for whatever reason stop being …

Looking at how this commentary has gone -- why do the worse comments gets get the most traffic? And those with actual data behind them -- zero?

As a trial participant, I can confirm to you that we are not dropping like flies. And my cohort isn't either.

>We already know that some of the injury reports coming in have been independently verified by other nation's health departments. After all, there is a reason for some of the vacci…

Then why spread this terrible argument?

>found they weren't more-effective than a third dose of the original vaccine This goes against the paper: >A boost with mRNA-1273.351 appeared to be more effective at neutralizatio…

They don't include the data in the paper, but they do have that data in the supplemental charts under "Convalescent". Looks like a similar dropoff as scene in people vaccinated wit…

>Note that they are making variant-specific vaccines, not proving that variant-specific vaccines are effective against the target variant, if delivered after the original vaccine. …

They haven't found original antigenic sin so far. There's a couple links with some data (although I couldn't find a pre-print or published article right now) in this comment: https…

I'm having trouble finding the paper, but I'm pretty I've seen a pre-print for mRNA-1273.351. This press release is the closest I could find on short notice: https://investors.mode…

I can't even find it on Nextstrain

There's also public statements from the JAX ATC saying that their absentee rate was normal and that most of the employees that were out that day were out because of mandatory time …

They did take leave -- it's in that managers communications about how you cannot roll from leave directly into PTO.

They did take leave -- evidenced by the language about not being able to extend the leave by using PTO in the email from their manager.

>Not approving more than 10 days in 1.5 years given the circumstances is inexcusable Atlassian should have been more flexible given the circumstances (and maybe they were! The auth…