East African leaders urge ceasefire in eastern DR Congo – Al Jazeera English
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East African leaders urge ceasefire in eastern DR Congo – Al Jazeera English
East African leaders urge ceasefire in eastern DR Congo Al Jazeera EnglishAfrican leaders call for truce in eastern DR Congo | DW News DW NewsEast African regional leaders demand ceasefire in eastern Congo ReutersRegion…
East African leaders urge ceasefire in eastern DR Congo
The call came after leaders of the East African Community held a summit in Burundi on Saturday.
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A look at little-known UK-based fintech Transactive, which processes €1B+ monthly and has UK and Lithuania licenses, and questions about staff ties to scammers (Donal Griffin/Bloomberg)
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A look at little-known UK-based fintech Transactive, which processes €1B+ monthly and has UK and Lithuania licenses, and questions about staff ties to scammers — In the space of just five years, a lit…
U.S. shoots down suspected Chinese spy balloon over Atlantic ocean
The United States on Saturday downed a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the Carolina coast after it traversed sensitive military sites across North America.
Odesa battles to restore power after fire wipes out substation – Reuters
Odesa battles to restore power after fire wipes out substation ReutersView Full Coverage on Google News
Convert regular USB or SD/MicroSD card to a USB Rubber Ducky.
Similar to an earlier post, what would someone need to convert a regular USB or SD/MicroSD card to a USB Rubber Ducky.
I’ve seen several videos and instructions but wanted more first-hand experiences or recommendations on github or other resources to use.
Alternatively, has anyone made their own “OMG cable”? How did it go? And what did you need to do it?
Lastly, cost wise, what’s more effective. Purchasing the pre-made devices, or building your own? Taking into account all of the aspects (security, lack or excess of potentially tracing purchases, knowledge gained and used, time, actual cost, etc.) as “cost”.
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Need DVR system that can connect remote cameras over network
Our church would like to install a multi-camera DVR security system, but we have two buildings separated by a couple of hundred feet of parking lot. There is a wireless network link connecting the two buildings for internet purposes, so I am looking fo…
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