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We live in a gated community. However, the HOA has reported increased number of break-ins recently. The wife wants to install an outdoor camera.
Criteria:
1. weather-proof (it rains daily here in FL during summer) 2. easy installation. exterior wall is concrete so wiring is a challenge. Prefer wifi + battery operated. Distance to router is 20′
3. live view is not a must. 4. no subscription fee. prefer SMB storage or at least USB. 5. butget: $70
I did amazon shopping and found Blink system (gen3) for $50. Does it meet our needs? Or any other suggestions?
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Wall Street Journal:
Sources: China orders officials at central government agencies not to use iPhones and other foreign-branded devices for work or bring them into the office — The directive is the latest step in Beijing’s campaign…
The future of a program in Niger that encourages jihadi fighters to defect and reintegrate into society is unclear after mutinous soldiers toppled the government that launched it.
The total value of military support provided to Ukraine is approaching 2 billion euros. However, the replacement value of the materiel supplied has been adjusted slightly downwards. According to Netherlands Minister of Defence Kajsa Ollongren, this is …
Canberra-based Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has upgraded the Australian Army’s combat vehicles with its remote and autonomous firepower systems.
It took months of convincing before the former jihadi commander decided to defect, trading in his guns and wealth for amnesty and a chance to live with his family.
The future of a program in Niger that encourages jihadi fighters to defect and reintegrate into society is unclear after mutinous soldiers toppled the government that launched it