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The wife of a Slovak man who died in Belgian police custody has called for a fresh inquiry after shocking images of his detention emerged. Jozef Chovanec was arrested at Charleroi airport in 2018 after causing a disturbance on his flight. While in custody, he began banging his head on the wall of his cell to the point of bleeding. A group of officers are later seen pinning him down. Chovanec was taken to hospital, but fell into a coma and died the next day. The images from the cell show several officers laughing during the incident, while another appears to give a Nazi salute. Another is filmed sitting on Chovanec's rib cage for 16 minutes. His death has drawn parallels in Belgium with the case of George Floyd, who died in May after a police officer knelt on his neck during his arrest in the US. 'He couldn't breathe properly' "I want to know what happened and why [the police] behaved that way," his wife, Henrieta, told Het Laatse Nieuws, the Belgian newspaper that obtained the footage. Before his death in February 2018, Chovanec owned a company that recruited Slovakian construction workers for projects in Belgium, and he frequently commuted between the two countries for his business. His family said they do not know the reason for his erratic behaviour during police custody, and an autopsy revealed he had not been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. "Something seemed to be going on with my husband, he wasn't feeling well, but the police ignored my husband all night," said Mrs Chovancova. "When they saw the blood, they should have given him first aid. Instead, they sat on him with so many people. He couldn't breathe properly." Widespread revulsion Two years after his death, a police investigation is continuing, and Mrs Chovancova has called for a new judge to be appointed. A spokesperson for the Charleroi public prosecutor's office said all officers involved in the incident had been interviewed, but added that "due to the crisis surrounding Covid-19, there has been a delay". In the meantime, a police spokesperson told the Sudinfo website that the officer pictured giving the salute would be dismissed from 20 August. There has been widespread revulsion at the images among Belgian politicians. Interior Minister Pieter de Crem told Belgian media the images were "extremely shocking" and what had happened was "obviously out of all proportion". It was up to the police inspectorate to decide what action to take towards the officers involved, he said. A spokesman for the VSOA police union told Flemish broadcaster VRT "that Hitler salute and that dancing is utterly unacceptable and inappropriate", but the union did not know the case well enough to make accusations against the officers.

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Deathloop has been pushed to Q2 2021, citing delays caused by work-from-home due to coronavirus. Deathloop, the next game from Arkane Studios, has been delayed from its holiday 2020 window. It is now slated for Q2 2021, and a statement from Arkane chalks the delay up to work-from-home structure due to the coronavirus taking "longer than normal." "This extra time will allow our team to bring Deathloop’s world to life with as much character and fun as you've come to expect from our team," the statement reads. "While we know this is the right decision for Deathloop, we share your disappointment, and apologize for making you wait even longer." The new release window, set for Q2 2021, puts it in sometime from April-June Deathloop is a shooter with a Groundhog Day twist. You play as an assassin named Colt on a deserted island that resets at the end of each day. He has to take out a series of targets before the day ends, and avoid a counter-assassin that's hunting him, to break the loop. A unique multiplayer element lets other players slip into your game as that counter-assassin, Juliana, whose job it is to protect the loop by taking out Colt before he can accomplish his mission.

Five Micro-ATX, one Mini-ITX Right on the heels of AMD's quiet launch of the A520 chipset, ASRock has revealed various A520 motherboards today. For this series, the motherboard vendor opted to go with smaller form factors, namely Micro=ATX and Mini-ITX. The list of Micro-ATX motherboards include the A520M Pro4, A520M-HVS, A520M-HDV, A520M-HDVP and A520M/ac. The A520M Pro4 is the only model to incorporate four DDR4 memory slots, meaning you can install up to 128GB of your best RAM. The remaining motherboards are limited to two DDR4 memory slots, so 64GB is the max. Regardless of the model; however, all of ASRock's A520 motherboards support memory modules up to DDR4-4733 and higher. The A520M Pro4 is equipped with a 8-phase power delivery subsystem, while the other four motherboards sport a 6-phase design. Out of the five Micro-ATX offerings, only the A520M/ac has Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity. Every one of ASRock's A520 Micro-ATX motherboards comes with four SATA III connectors and at least one M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 slot. In the A520M Pro4's case, the motherboard has two M.2 slots. The motherboards provide different options for expansion, so you'll have to go through them to see which model meets your needs. For example, the A520M Pro4 only supplies two PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, while the A520M-HDVP is more generous and delivers one PCIe 3.0 x16 slot, two PCIe 3.0 x1 slots and even an old-fashioned PCI slot. The A520M-ITX/ac should prove to be good options for SFF (small form factor) PC builders seeking the best motherboards. Don't underestimate the Mini-ITX motherboard, though, as it offers a rich feature set. The A520M-ITX/ac employs a capable 8-phase power delivery subsystem to house the latest and future Ryzen CPUs without a sweat. Memory support is identical to the Micro=ATX motherboards, but with a shorter memory trace to the processor, the A520M-ITX/ac should be formidable in RAM overclocking. The A520M-ITX/ac might be small, but it has multiple storage options. You still get four SATA III connectors and single M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 slot that are present on the bigger models. Like the A520M/ac, the A520M-ITX/ac also has Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2. ASRock didn't mention the availability or pricing for the brand's A520 motherboards. We have yet to find the motherboards at an U.S. retailer, but they should be on their way.

Give Google Chrome the dark mode treatment Chrome dark mode is a new look for the web browser that replaces its usual white color scheme with shades of black and gray – and it's easy to use. There are several reasons to choose Chrome dark mode. On mobile devices, perhaps the biggest factor is battery life. Your phone's screen uses a lot of power, and in 2018, Google itself confirmed that apps with darker interfaces use much less juice than their bright, white counterparts. Finally, it just looks cool. Google's Material Design language and Facebook's latest refresh are both very bright and white, and switching to dark mode makes a refreshing change. If those reasons are enough to tempt you, here's how to make the switch to dark mode in Chrome for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. In addition to keeping your data encrypted and online identity anonymous to prying eyes, downloading a VPN can improve your Chrome experience. Among its many uses, the software can help you avoid blocked websites, use banned apps, stream TV and sport from abroad, and torrent safely. ExpressVPN is has the best Chrome extension out there..

Back from the dead If you’re here to find out how to fix a Mac that won’t start, we’ve got your back. Most of us have come to take for granted that our Mac, iPhone, or iPad just sort of… work. So, when things go wrong, such as a Mac not starting up, we're more likely to be caught out. Luckily, there’s almost nothing that can go wrong that hasn't gone wrong for several other people at some point in the past, which means that in most cases, there’s going to be a fix. Especially when you utilize your Mac or MacBook for productivity or creative work, you need it in top shape and ready to perform whatever task we demand of it. Therefore, knowing how to fix a Mac that won’t start, preferably without help from an expert who will charge you a few hundred dollars, is a skill that will come in handy and save you some money. That’s what we’re here for. We gathered some of the most common fixes you can try if your Mac refuses to start or boot. Obviously, there will be some extreme cases in which you’ll require professional help, and there are plenty of authorised service centres ready and able to provide it, as well as the Genius Bars at Apple Stores. But, most of the time, it’s a simple issue with a simple fix. Mac folder with question mark: what does it mean? If your Mac starts up to a Mac folder with a question mark, it could mean one of two things: (1) your startup disk is no longer working because either you previously started your Mac from a different disk or your hard drive has failed, or (2) there’s no working operating system installed. It’s a scary thing, turning on your Mac only to find a solitary folder with a question mark on a solid black background. But, worry not. As long as it’s not a hard drive that’s stopped working completely, there might be a way to get your Mac back to the way it was. Step 1: Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to turn your Mac off. Step 2: Turn on your Mac, and hold Command (⌘) + R. This takes you to macOS Recovery. Step 3: Select Disk Utility, press continue and find your startup disk in the sidebar. Step 4: Click “First Aid” and hit Run. This should prompt your Mac to find errors and repair them. If Disk Utility did not find or could not repair all the errors, you might have to reformat the disk, reinstall the macOS or restore a backup using the Time Machine. However, if you can’t perform this repair because Disk Utility just isn’t seeing your startup disk, you might have to take it to a Mac expert to get serviced.

The servers for The Division 2 will shut down for at least three hours during the maintenance update. The Division 2's servers are scheduled to shut down on August 18 at 12:30 AM PT / 3:30 AM ET for three hours on all platforms as a maintenance update gets applied, the studio has confirmed. While no file size has been announced, the update seems to be relatively small at the current moment and only fixes two issues. These are clan XP not properly updating and ironing out DELTA-03 errors when equipping Exotics. Should more updates be necessary, developer Massive Entertainment confirmed additional patch notes will be published on its forums as the maintenance progresses. The Division 2 Patch Notes (August 18) Fixed an issue causing clan XP to not update properly. Fixed an issue that could cause DELTA-03 errors when equipping an Exotic weapon. The Division 2 recently received an update that fixed issues with the progression of Global Events, Morozova's Phase 6 not initiating, and more. And last month, The Division 2's 10.1 Update--which addressed various bug fixes and balance adjustments--introduced tons of changes to loot, including tweaking the attributes and stats of item drops, increasing the minimum item power on higher difficulties, and giving players the ability to swap their abilities while they're on cooldown, among other things.