That and crypto scammers. That's basically all twitter is now.

The first time I had it my sense of smell was almost completely gone for about six weeks. Took maybe 4 months to be fully 100% back to normal.

How often are you tested? It's absurdly unlikely to not have had it at this point, especially working with patients every day.

If this is their first exposure (shockingly unlikely, unless they're something of a hermit) then their immunity may have waned somewhat since then.

The second or third time I had COVID I only found out I had it because of work, I was working on a clinical trial with cystic fibrosis patients so we were getting tested daily before we went on site. This was maybe 6 weeks after my third vaccine. I tested positive but at no point did I display any symptoms whatsoever, not even a cough or a fever of any kind. Had I not been doing regular testing for work I would have had no idea I'd had it.

Just for detail, it's still showing up as stickied for me, here from lemm.ee

Yeah, the simple way to reduce track limit violations is just to make exceeding track limits slower. Artificial grass is presumably the sort of thing that could be replaced between Saturday and Sunday on a race weekend if drivers were hitting it enough to cause significant damage to it.

Yeah the performance gap between the two cars in Austria was staggering. Hopefully the characteristics of Silverstone will suit the new upgrade package and we can have him fighting further up the grid.

Yeah, surely a crack like that must have been propagating for quite some time to get to that point.

Yup. Little pang of sadness seeing it finally gone. I got years of procrastination out of that app.