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I think the current UK government and the previous US administration have mostly been examples of how not to handle the pandemic! :eek:

Hmm. After questions about effectiveness of lockdowns, I've provided access to quite a lot of data over several posts about coronavirus infections and measures for control, as well as parallels with the Spanish Flu, another pandemic. There are quite clear scientific observations. With no...

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Following on from Cheryl's mention of the Spanish Flu, you might be interested in this article in National Geographic: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/how-cities-flattened-curve-1918-spanish-flu-pandemic-coronavirus

I'll be less familiar with the details for the US and the reporting in individual states, but I can comment on what we've been seeing in the UK. When the pandemic first hit, we had very little testing and people were also told to NOT visit their GPs (doctors) in order to reduce the spread and...

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No problem at all! Glad that was helpful. :)

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Congratulations on the new iPhone. :D Put briefly, I suspect you may be referring to when batteries were nickel-based, while these days devices use lithium ion batteries. It used to be a good idea to periodically recalibrate your battery, but that is no longer the case. iOS has a feature for...

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I also wondered if there might be an SMC issue, off the top of my head. But there is another thing to rule out: is it possible to swap the charger? It's possible that is the problem and so the laptop does not receive any power. Also, here's a list of a few things to try...

As a bit of an aside, I found Catalina a bit buggy and I was not so pleased with it, but I've been happy with Big Sur. It seems to run a little faster and my laptop is usually a bit cooler, for example. If the concern is about 32 bit apps, is it an option to create a virtual machine (e.g...