Month: October 2023
World Cup 2023: Can India shed the chokers tag in big cricket tournaments?
Since 2013, India started favourites, only to flop in the knock-out stage or finals of ICC tournaments.
Garoppolo won’t play against Chargers, leaving Raiders starting QB a mystery
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo was ruled out of Sunday’s game at the Los Angeles Chargers because of a concussion.
Did Wiz Breach Customer Privacy With Its “MRI” Snapshot Architecture?
I recently discussed the controversial security firm known as Wiz in one of my previous articles. In that post, I just mentioned briefly a dispute between Wiz and another security company named Orca, which has now brought to light an intriguing revelat…
How can I repurpose an wired Alula installation as a self-monitored and no-cost set-up?
Three years ago, I paid for my security system to be converted to one that I could monitor remotely and was connected externally. The installers used Alula. It all uses low voltage wired sensors with a controller and a tablet attached to the wall. My three year contract is up and I would prefer to spin my own system and monitor it myself. I’m happy to invest in equipment and time installing stuff, but I’m not looking for a monthly subscription. Is there anything that would suit that I can use to repurpose the set-up I have?
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UN to vote on resolution to authorize one-year deployment of armed force to help Haiti fight gangs
The U.N. Security Council is scheduling a vote for Monday on a resolution that would authorize a one-year deployment of an international force to help Haiti quell a surge in gang violence and restore security so the troubled Caribbean nation can hold l…
UN to vote on resolution to authorize one-year deployment of armed force to help Haiti fight gangs – Yahoo News
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‘They deserve justice’: Inside the struggle to reform Indonesian football
A year on from the Kanjuruhan stadium disaster, in which 135 people died, could such a tragedy happen again?