Post B6ESvg7KeR5LGX731U by noisytoot@berkeley.edu.pl
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 (DIR) Post #B6CWUcfPNmniFKUCSO by lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space
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       In 2018, the Wi-Fi Alliance introduced a simplified numeric naming scheme, citing confusion around the use of seemingly unrelated letters in their version numbering [12]. In 2020, the Alliance announced Wi-Fi 6E, using the letter "E" to descri
       
 (DIR) Post #B6Cv8iikgvVvVOhe9g by hexaheximal@mstdn.social
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       @lynnesbian Next, they'll find a way to create 802.11e and then everything will implode.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6ESvg7KeR5LGX731U by noisytoot@berkeley.edu.pl
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       @hexaheximal @lynnesbian 802.11e already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11e-2005
       
 (DIR) Post #B6GlOkvy0bdQ5qjPpA by ddlyh@topspicy.social
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       @lynnesbianThere's also an unofficial extension to 802.11g (called something like 802.11g+300), which is used by a couple of PCMCIA cards I've seen (I have one somewhere) but I've never seen it supported on a router?