Eurovision 2023: Contest inspires Ukraine’s LGBT troops
When Ukraine takes part in Eurovision on 13 May, its frontline LGBT troops will be taking inspiration.
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When Ukraine takes part in Eurovision on 13 May, its frontline LGBT troops will be taking inspiration.
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A Brazilian federal judge lifts Telegram’s ban in the country for refusing to hand over data on two neo-Nazi groups, saying a complete ban “is not reasonable”  —  Brazil’s second instance appeals court lifted on S…
 US begins evacuations of American civilians from Sudan, days after other countries started moving their citizens out of the country
 US begins evacuations of American civilians from Sudan, days after other countries started moving their citizens out of the country 
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A combative media, a colonial past and rebellious children. Can other royal families help the UK’s new monarch?
I’ve had an ADT system (and monitoring) for 26 years and have decided that it’s time to get rid of them. But like others that have posted here, I hate to give up all the hardwired sensors (we had the system installed when the house was being built) – every door and window on the first floor is wired.
I did some research today after cruising through this sub and have figured out I have a Vista 10SE panel and two Ademco 6119V1 6139 keypads.
I’m intrigued by the EyezOn Envisalink module and making my system self monitored. But what started all this was the wife wanted to update the keypads. They’re 26 years old and the plastic is yellowing. ADT wanted $700 to come replace one panel. Oh, $700 and sign a three year contract.
But I have a couple of questions …
Thanks
Edit: corrected keypad model
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Hello everyone. I am interested in learning cybersecurity or ethical hacking just for hobby, to learn and hack stuff without aiming to getting a job. Is is possible/doable? If yes, what "path" of cybersecurity would you recommend trying to le…
Hello I have no experience in hacking. But I am interested in cybersecurity and read somewhere on reddit that I need to learn a few things first. The post also suggested to join a local hacker group.
Is that a good idea for someone who is starting from zero (literally), especially when that person does not know which cybersecurity path they want to pursue.
Is it a safe environment to learn? No drama? Honestly I get nervous when there main requests during the meetings is something like “don’t hack the venue or other attendees”. I wasn’t sure it was a joke 😂
To sum it all up…. My goal is to just learn as much as I can so I can have a career in a field (cybersecurity) I am interested in but don’t know much about. Is joining a hacker group a good idea?
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In the newest scandal to hit America, the New York Times has enraged foodies by getting the British classic of “Toad in the Hole” totally wrong.
The newspaper took their own baffling spin on the sausage and batter staple by swapping out…
A Texas man went next door with a rifle and fatally shot five of his neighbours, including an eight-year-old boy, after they asked him to stop firing rounds in his yard because they were trying to sleep…
The UK Cyber Security Councilv has launched the first phase of its certification mapping tool. It has been created to map all available cyber security certifications onto the 16 specialisms identified by the Council, with the first phase now available….