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The United Nations’ refugee chief Filippo Grandi said on Sunday that airstrikes in Lebanon had violated international humanitarian law by hitting civilian infrastructure and killing civilians, in reference to Israel’s bombardment of the country.
“Unfortunately, many instances of violations of international humanitarian law in the way the airstrikes are conducted that have destroyed or damaged civilian infrastructure, have killed civilians, have impacted humanitarian operations,” he told media in Beirut.
Grandi was in Lebanon as it struggles to cope with the displacement of more than 1.2 million people as a result of an expanded Israeli air and ground operation that it says is targeting Iran-backed Hezbollah.
Fighting had previously been mostly limited to the Israel-Lebanon border area, in parallel to Israel’s war in Gaza against Palestinian group Hamas.
Grandi said all parties to the conflict and those with influence on them should “stop this carnage that is happening both in Gaza and in Lebanon today.”
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More than 2,000 people have been killed and nearly 10,000 wounded in Lebanon in nearly a year of fighting, most in the past two weeks, the Lebanese health ministry says. Israel says around 50 civilians and soldiers have been killed.
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Israel says it targets military capabilities and takes steps to mitigate the risk of harm to civilians, while Lebanese authorities say civilians have been targeted.
Israel accuses both Hezbollah and Hamas of hiding among civilians, which they deny.
Grandi said the World Health Organization briefed him “about egregious violations of IHL in respect of health facilities in particular that have been impacted in various locations of Lebanon,” using an acronym for international humanitarian law.
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The fighting has led some 220,000 people to cross the Lebanese border with Syria, 70 per cent of whom are Syrians and 30 per cent Lebanese, Grandi said, saying these were conservative estimates.
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Israel’s bombardment of the main border crossing with Syria at Masnaa on Friday was “a huge obstacle,” to those flows of people continuing, he said.
Many of the Syrians leaving Lebanon had sought refuge and fled war and a security crackdown after the onset of the Syrian civil war in 2011.
Now was an opportunity for the Syrian government to show that returnees’ “safety and ability to go back to their homes or wherever they need to go is respected,” Grandi said.
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The Aqara Smart Video Doorbell G4 is a smart doorbell that allows you to remotely monitor and talk to visitors outside your property via your phone or desktop using Wi-Fi.
The main selling point for those of us who predominately use the Apple ecosystem is its HomeKit compatibility, in addition to the more common Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility. It’s a viable option, given its competitive price, and doesn’t try and sell you a subscription service by ringfencing features as is the case with other video doorbells.
It offers the standard array of features found in some of the best video doorbells such as customizable zones for refining motion detection and facial recognition, which you wouldn’t typically expect for a video doorbell at this price point. It can distinguish between a car, a person, or an animal as opposed to the usual generic “movement was detected” type of message.
In addition to the doorbell, the G4 comes with a chime repeater, a real boon if you’re not always next to your phone – though I was a little incredulous at the inclusion to begin with. Added to that, it can house a microSD card for locally storing video footage which needs to be safe inside your home as opposed to on-device as with some video doorbells. It’s also a logical way to improve battery life, providing a separate mains-powered unit with Wi-Fi access and other services. I stand corrected.
Having a variety of options is good, and the Aqara G4 provides a subscription-free alternative to the ubiquitous Ring Doorbells. There is room for improvement, though; its paltry IPX3 rating means it’s best kept under cover from the elements, and the field of view was much too high for my liking. Read on for the full picture.
The Aqara Smart Video Doorbell G4 was launched in the US in February 2023 and UK in December 2023, and is available from the Aqara website as well as Amazon for $119.99 / £199.99 (about AU$180). At the time of writing the price was reduced by 20% to $95.99/£95.99 (about AU$140) in a limited time deal, which seems to be a bi-monthly occurrence that might be worth holding out for.
There are three accessories available for the G4 if you do not have the desire to shop around for what is pretty standard stuff. The power supply boasts of a 1.5 metre cable which is not long enough given that it is recommended that the Doorbell be mounted between 1.4 metres and 1.5 metres from the ground.
Accessory | UK price |
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Video Doorbell G4 Power Supply Transformer (12V 1A DC) | £14.99 |
Kioxia Exceria U1 Class 10 Micro SD Card 64GB | £9.98 |
Kioxia Exceria U1 Class 10 Micro SD Card 128GB | £17.99 |
Advanced Accessories CHARGE-IT PREMIUM Single USB Charger Plug 2.1 Amp | £5.99 |
At its sale price, the Aqara G4 compares favorably with something like the Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro and its associated subscription fee, even when the extra purchases of a power adapter and MicroSD card are taken into account. At full price, less so.
Dimensions | Doorbell 2 x 6.5 x 14cm, chime repeater 2.5 x 6.5 x 6.5cm |
Colors | Black |
Hub required | No |
Smart home compatibility | HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant |
Connectivity | Wi-Fi 2.5 GHz |
Mobile compatibility | iOS, Android |
Field of view | 162 degrees |
Video resolution | 1080p |
Wired input | 12V-24V AC 0.2A 50/60Hz8V-24V DC 0.5A |
The G4 has an appealing design, clad in slate grey with glossy black accents. On the front are two large circles; one is the button, and the other is the camera mount. It’s a little quirky, and upon unboxing, it chimed with me but I could not put my finger on why (both puns intended).
It wasn’t until I had to measure the Aqara G4 after discovering that the dimensions on the website were wrong that I began to think about ratios, noticing that it’s sides measure not too far from 1:4:9. That’s when it hit my nerdy sci-fi-riddled brain; those are the proportions of the sides of the monolith in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the camera on the doorbell even resembles HAL 9000. If you have no idea what I am blathering on about, please go and watch the film – it’s a classic.
Installing the doorbell can be as simple as affixing the baseplate, connecting the chime unit to the mains (you’ll need to use your own USB power supply), pairing it in the app and completing the necessary updates, and lastly inserting the doorbell’s batteries before slotting and securing it to the baseplate.
I added my review unit to HomeKit, and through doing so I was able to make use of my Apple One subscription and save HomeKit Secure Video output to the cloud – a pleasant surprise. However, the video quality was not great; anything that moved was painfully pixelated. Now, I like 8-bit video games, but I need to be able to distinguish between the postman and Super Mario.
Be warned, when you install the batteries, both the doorbell and chime repeater’s alarms will trigger, and both devices will begin to howl like a banshee. The doorbell will stop when it is slotted into the baseplate, but the chime repeater will keep on howling away until it is power cycled. It’s a good anti-tampering feature but an off switch in the app that snoozes the tripped alarm would suffice to stop this slightly annoying quirk. Another poor design decision is the case-fastening screw on the side of the unit, which I found difficult to tighten when it’s in situ.
It has been designed to facilitate hard-wired mains electricity either from an existing doorbell circuit or via a power supply transformer that plugs into a standard UK electrical socket. Another design flaw is that there’s no slot on the sides of the baseplate to run the cable through; Aqara seems to have assumed that the power cable will come straight through the wall and directly into the device, which for me was impossible. It is easy enough to create an opening in the bracket, but an unnecessary hoop to jump through.
Having used Ring doorbells for two years, it was immediately apparent that the video quality and field of view of the Aqara G4 are inferior. In fairness, Aqara is cheaper, and you do get what pay for. The stored video does seem to be less pixelated when using the local MicroSD as opposed to iCloud storage.
I installed a Ring Battery Pro alongside the Aqara to compare them and you can see what you are paying for with the Ring. As far as I am concerned the Aqara is good enough for my home, but your needs may differ depending on your entryway.
Its object recognition is consistent, although it has yet to detect an animal for me to review. The feature would be even more useful if it were possible to filter the videos based on object type in the app.
Speaking of which, the app is pretty good. It’s uncluttered and offers automation facilities if you don’t want to connect it to one of your smart home hubs. As is the theme of this review, it does have its quirks; for instance, I’m a bit puzzled as to why it’s necessary to create an automation to play a sound on the external doorbell when the button is pressed rather than it being a built-in feature. Even more puzzling is that it is not possible to use the stock ring tones; you need to import a sound file.
For some reason, I’ve frequently received an error stating that “The network connectivity is poor. Please set to auto”. Set what to auto, you may ask? I have looked through the settings and the only thing with an auto setting that I have found so far is “Infrared Night Vision”, which is on already; the mystery continues.
The facial recognition is surprisingly good given that I have only supplied it with one photograph of me. Heck, I get up in the morning and look in the mirror and sometimes I don’t recognize myself. This opens up all sorts of automation possibilities. Why would you not want your house to say “Hello Les” when you walk up to your front door?
In saying that, maybe we’re getting a little too close to HAL with that one.
Attribute | Notes | Rating |
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Value | List price is quite high, especially if you include accessories, but it’s often on sale. | 3.5/5 |
Design | Sleek and stylish doorbell and chime that are easy to use, though anti-tamper alarms are triggered when you insert batteries. | 4/5 |
Performance | Video quality is OK but quite pixilated, This and field of vision are noticeably inferior to Ring Doorbell Pro. | 3/5 |
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There is no existing doorbell circuit in my house or an electrical outlet in the hall, so the transformer was plugged into a socket in the lounge. Luckily (for you, not me) I am renovating my house and can easily get under the floor to run the cable.
I investigated the phone application automation options and tried out the various in-app features and functionalities.
I’ve been using smart home devices for several years now, and have a whopping 30+ years (gulp) of tech enthusiasm and experience under my belt.
First reviewed September 2024
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On Wednesday, a federal judge unsealed special counsel Jack Smith’s 165-page legal brief detailing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s alleged criminal activities related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. On Sunday, Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton called the move “a temper tantrum from a deranged fanatic” on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
“This is unverified, un-cross-examined hearsay from grand jury testimony, which usually isn’t revealed publicly for that reason,” Cotton (R-Ark.) told “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker. “He went to court. He asked for special permission to file a brief that’s four times as long as a normal brief and to have it disclosed less than 30 days before the election. This is professional misconduct in all likelihood by Jack Smith and it should be investigated.”
In Smith’s legal brief, he argued that Trump is not immune from charges of orchestrating multiple criminal conspiracy theories, despite the Supreme Court’s ruling over the summer that granted presidents broad immunity for official acts. “Although the defendant was the incumbent president during the charged conspiracies, his scheme was a fundamentally private one,” Smith and his team wrote in detailing the evidence collected.
Cotton emphasized that Trump did not incite violence at the riots, instead telling protesters to be peaceful and patriotic. He said that Smith’s assertions are “unverified, un-cross-examined hearsay.”
“This is a perfect example of actual election interference, Jack Smith violating Department of Justice regulations to try to get out as much unverified so-called evidence as he has because he’s angry that he lost and the Democrats don’t think they can beat Donald Trump on issues like inflation and immigration,” Cotton said.
One point from the Smith case filings was that Trump told his daughter and son-in-law, “It doesn’t matter if you won or lost the election. You still have to fight like hell,” according to a Trump White House aide who overheard him.
When asked if Cotton would definitively say that Trump lost the 2020 election, Cotton said that President Joe Biden was elected president in 2020 but called it an unfair election.
“You had states that were changing their election practices or election laws, sometimes in violation of the Constitution,” he said. “You had networks combining with big tech to suppress what we now know to be a truthful story about Hunter Biden’s laptop and the evidence that it exposed about Biden family corruption.”
Cotton added: “Everything has gone to hell in a handbasket as a result of it,” citing inflation, rising and immigration rates.
#temper #tantrum #deranged #fanatic
Mary Fowler has taken full advantage of her opportunity to start for Manchester City in the absence of rested star striker Khadija Shaw, scoring one goal and laying on the other in the Women’s Super League contenders’ 2-0 win over West Ham.
But there was frustration for fellow Matilda Caitlin Foord whose late shot looked as it was going to earn Arsenal a late win over lowly Everton, only for the strike to rattle off the crossbar in what may prove a damaging 0-0 draw for the title hopefuls..
One unlikely Matilda on the scoresheet in Sunday’s programme was Tottenham defender Clare Hunt, who popped up with her first goal for the club in the 83rd minute – albeit a fortuitous one – which still wasn’t enough for them to avoid a late 3-2 home defeat to Liverpool.
Fowler’s chances of a starting berth for City have been limited with the WSL contenders enjoying so many attacking riches, but the 21-year-old was included after they decided to rest golden boot winner Shaw for the visit of Katrina Gorry-captained West Ham.
That gave Fowler the chance to demonstrate her dazzling ability once again up front, as she somehow managed to wheedle the ball through to Lauren Hemp in the 10th minute while surrounded by three defenders, enabling the England striker to ram home the first goal.
Gorry led the resistance, foraging down the right flank to provide the cross that Dagny Brynjarsdottir should have headed home for a first-half equaliser.
But after City had laboured despite all their dominance, the introduction of Shaw proved decisive when she manoeuvred skilfully to float in a cross from the right which Fowler, peeling away to the back post, headed into a practically unguarded net for her first WSL goal of the season.
At the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal welcomed back Matildas’ Olympic captain Steph Catley from injury as she and Foord were brought off the bench to try to break the deadlock against Clare Wheeler’s Everton.
It nearly worked too as Catley found her international teammate with a cross that Foord took down in the final minute before unleashing the shot that hit the woodwork.
Hunt, signed by Spurs from Paris St Germain in the close season, looked as if she would be Tottenham’s late hero when she pushed up from central defence into the box, and turned neatly to fire a left-footed shot on goal, only for the ball to be heavily deflected by Liverpool defender Gemma Bonner into the net.
Hayley Raso had proved an attacking thorn for Spurs all afternoon, and also nearly curled in a late goal, but the last laugh went to Liverpool who were awarded a 95th minute penalty, converted for her second goal of the afternoon by Marie Hobinger.
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If you have a first, second or third-gen Ryzen desktop CPU, you can now get a really great processor upgrade for less than $130, without swapping motherboards or RAM. And, if you’re building a new budget-friendly PC, this deal is definitely for you. Today only, Newegg has the Ryzen 7 5800X for a mere $128 after you apply promo code FTT354. That’s an all-time low price by $38, according to our records.
This Zen 3 architecture chip has 8 cores, 16 threads, 32MB of L3 cache and a max boost clock of 4.7 GHz. For those doing math, you’re paying just $16 per more or $8 per thread. Best of all, this chip uses an AM4 socket it’s compatible with inexpensive motherboards going back several years. If you have a Ryzen 1000, 2000 or 3000 CPU now, this can pop right into the same socket, after you make sure you have the latest BIOs for your motherboard.
To be sure, this is an older chip that has since been displaced by newer models such as the Ryzen 7 7700X and Ryzen 7 9700x. But both of those processors not only cost more but also require pricier, AM5-socketed motherboards and DDR5 RAM.
As you can see in the charts below, which come from our original Ryzen 7 5800X review, the 5800X significantly outperforms the Intel processors of its time and, more importantly, the older AMD CPUs many users will want to upgrade from.
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If you’re building a PC from scratch and are trying to keep your budget under $800 or even under $500, the 5800X is a strong choice. You will need to buy some kind of CPU cooler, perhaps an inexpensive air cooler like the $29 Cooler Master Hyper 212, because there’s no stock cooler in the box. However, once you do that, you can get a motherboard for as little as $84 and get 32GB of RAM for less than $50.
So that’s $165 for your motherboard, cooling and RAM to go with your $128 CPU, a combined price of $293. You then can spend the rest of your budget on a case, PSU, storage and a GPU.
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Tim Walz deftly handled Fox News’ Shannon Bream’s grilling on abortion rights during his appearance Sunday, calling her attempts to steer the conversation to whether there would be limits to how late the procedure would be allowed a “distraction.”
In what was his first solo interview since becoming the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Walz keep his cool and deflect tricky questions.
“I have been clear. The restoration of Roe versus Wade is what we’re asking,” Walz said when Bream asked him on Fox News Sunday whether the Democrats would allow abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
“The law is very clear. It does not change that. That was been debunked on every occasion.”
Bream interjected to claim that when he enshrined the right to abortion and reproductive health care into Minnesota’s statutes last year, the legislation did not have a “single limit through nine months of pregnancy.”
Walz, however, calmly kept on message, continuing, “This puts the decision with the woman in her health care providers.”
“The situation we have is when you don’t have the ability of health care providers to provide that, that’s where you end up with a situation in Texas, where they are afraid to do what’s necessary,” he said.
“This doesn’t change anything. It puts the decision back on to the woman, to the physicians, and we know that this is simply to be brought up,” he added.
When further pressed on abortion laws in Minnesota, the governor pushed back.
“This is a distraction from the real issue here is women being forced into miscarriages, women being forced to go back home, get sepsis, potentially die.”
“Maternal mortality rates in Texas have skyrocketed off the charts because of this. This is bad policy.”
Walz also repeated his claim that Trump would go further by signing an “outright nationwide ban.” Questions have been raised over how far Trump could implement policies outlined in Project 2025 but the Republican presidential candidate has stated he would veto any such ban.
“Are you calling that a flat out lie?” Bream asked Walz.
“Yes, of course. And Senator Vance has in the past said so too,” Walz responded.
He also accused Vance and Trump of making the issue political.
“Now look, they may see this as an election issue. We see it as a right of women to make their own bodily decisions. That’s what the states, like my state, have the ability to put that in.”
“Let’s be very clear: trying to cut hairs on an issue on this is not where the American public’s at.”
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Valorant is one of the most played games right now. This 5v5 shooter from Riot Games has been garnering a huge fan base since its launch in 2020. There are some major reasons for this game’s success: intricate maps, exciting team-based gameplay, a diverse agent roster, and extreme optimization on any kind of machine.
However, despite being hugely successful, the game there are some aspects that Riot Games needs to fix. For example, the game has been facing several issues with bugs and glitches for a long time. The game is also becoming an unavoidable space with the infestation of toxic players. And now, there is one more reason for which players are thinking of uninstalling the game.
Recently, a Valorant fan expressed their frustration on Reddit about how people have become so ignorant about the game. Most of the players in the matches are surrendering the games for no legitimate reason. Yes, you might be in a difficult scenario when one of your teammates is down, then you can surrender for sure.
Why do people in this game have such weak mental?
byu/alexjosco inVALORANT
But when everything seems to be going fine, players are still triggering this feature. This fan has stated that in every match they are playing, their opponents or teammates surrender the match without any cause. Not only that, players are even surrendering when they are almost winning the game.
Things have gone so out of hand that this fan has only played half of all the matches they have ever played. After all this, they’re thinking about not playing the game anymore.
The surrender option is mainly triggered when players fall into an unfavorable condition, mainly caused by a player leaving the match. Thus, surrendering a match will save you from the relentless trauma of overpowered opponents as well as huge RR reductions.
Although RR is also deducted in case of surrender, it is not as huge as losing a match horribly. But in the case of Unrated, there is no such thing as RR.
All of these surrender dramas that the fan is facing are in Unrated. And this is quite obvious too. Frankly speaking, nowadays, no one takes Unrated seriously, as most of the players get into a match to mainly warm-up or wait for their teammates to join the lobby.
This surrender drama is happening so much in ranked that even a Counter-Strike player will be shocked to see it. So, it’s not a big deal now for players to surrender in Unrated.
Now it’s up to Riot Games to sort out this problem in Valorant ASAP to keep players from uninstalling the game. What’s your opinion on this? Share your thoughts with us in the comment section.
#People #Valorant #Time #Stop #Making #Folks #Uninstall #Game
As the outgoing Post Office chief executive Nick Read prepares to face the public inquiry into the Post Office scandal, a damning whistleblower letter has emerged, describing a culture of lies and cover-up in the organisation that employs him and has paid him millions of pounds to clean up.
Read, who was brought in to steady and reform the Post Office after its life-destroying treatment of subpostmasters was exposed in the landmark 2018/19 High Court defeat, is overseeing a cover-up in an organisation that rewards an inner circle of his “favourites,” according to a group of his employees. The whistleblower letter, sent in May this year, was revealed during a recent hearing of the inquiry.
After months in the spotlight and calls for his resignation from victims of the Post Office scandal, Read announced in September that he will step down in March 2025. This week, from 9 October, he faces three days in the witness stand being questioned about the state of the company he leads.
In the message sent to MPs, Post Office interim chairman Nigel Railton, the chair of the public inquiry Wyn Williams, and lead inquiry lawyers, a group describing themselves as “highly disenfranchised Post Office employees” asked for support in addressing the “ongoing intolerable leadership and cover up within the Post Office.”
The whistleblowers wrote: “We represent a significant group from all levels of Post Office, who are sick and tired of being lied to and watching certain managers being favoured and protected, because they are part of the inner circle of Nick Read.”
The Post Office employees claim the culture at the organisation is “terrible” and there is not, nor has there ever been “a plan in place to address the wrongs of the past”.
“We wish to remain anonymous for no other reason than we do not believe we will be protected by the current regime headed by Nick Read, that he will regard what we have to say as a slight on his own leadership, the result of which will be a dogged campaign to tarnish and remove us from the organisation,” they wrote. “We have seen this happen too many times, to too many people over the last few years.”
The letter alleges a cover-up of the state of the culture and trust within the Post Office today. According to the whistleblowers, a recent survey of subpostmasters and Post Office staff showed “significant declining trends in culture and trust between senior leaders and the rest of the business.”
They said Post Office staff are being denied access to the results of the survey, as the company covers up complaints and unhappiness: “We are deeply frustrated that despite several requests to see the full results we are being denied access. This ongoing cover-up is unacceptable particularly in the light of the public inquiry and the expectation that things are changing for the better.”
Staff have only seen redacted results, and subpostmaster and employee “verbatim feedback is being withheld.” The whistleblowers called for intervention and an investigation.
The letter also outlines how senior employees that it describes as part of Read’s “inner circle” are receiving beneficial treatment. This includes, they say, paid time off and expensive legal support for their evidence to the public inquiry.
The letter also raises concerns about the number of individuals at the Post Office who have been in long-term jobs with conflicts of interest: “They were operating in roles which to a greater or lesser degree were involved in the wrongful prosecution of subpostmasters.” The letter states there are about 120 such individuals and that “Nick Read refuses to address the situation proactively, despite being asked to.”
The public inquiry is in its seventh phase, focused on current practice and procedures at the Post Office and recommendations for the future. There have already been highly damaging revelations about its ongoing project to replace the controversial Horizon system from Fujitsu, as well as details of an internal investigation into a senior executive who was suspended because they allegedly instructed staff to “destroy or conceal” evidence that might be of interest to the inquiry.
Computer Weekly has contacted the Post Office for comment.
The Post Office scandal was first exposed by Computer Weekly in 2009, revealing the stories of seven subpostmasters and the problems they suffered due to Horizon accounting software, which led to the most widespread miscarriage of justice in British history (see below timeline of Computer Weekly articles about the scandal since 2009).
• Also read: What you need to know about the Horizon scandal •
• Also watch: ITV’s documentary – Mr Bates vs The Post Office: The real story •
• Also read: Post Office and Fujitsu malevolence and incompetence means huge taxpayers’ bill •
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