nightscout-widget-electron VS duckduckgo-locales

What I was trying to say is that the last point

>- Nuvia’s derived IP is not transferable without ARM agreement

Binds Nuvia and Nuvia's license, not Qualcomm.

An analogy I can think of is how sometimes luxury brands give gifts or discounts to celebrities for marketing purposes with contract that forbid resales. (eg [0])

In this case the brand can only sue entities it had a specific contract with.

Back to the case at hand I believe that unless Qualcomm license includes a term along the lines of "You cannot buy Arm's IP unless Arm pre-approves it"[1] to hold Qualcomm culpable of this transfer.

To my understanding Arm used this proibition mainly to terminate Nuvia's license

[0] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=john+cena+sells+car+lawsuit+ford&t...

[1] AFAIK this line might be in their license. I obviously do not have specific knowledge.

> the second half of 2021, which is what I usually think of as the beginning of the post-pandemic period.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=when+did+the+covid-19+pandemic+end...

...seems to indicate that plenty of authorities considered the pandemic emergency over in the May 2023 time-frame.

More than one evidently.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Hitler+portrait+by+Heinrich+Knirr&...

Also, these totally unrelated stories. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=older+women+misinformation&df=m&ia...

I have a loved one getting an emergency hysterectomy (and then what follows) so I guess it's on my mind.

Recently I have been fascinated by the awesomeness of wire bending machines. Has anyone done any really funky stuff purely with wire bending? I am thinking furniture scale creations, green walls, giant sculpture, etc. Haven't quite got the timespace to build one but should be straightforward assuming small guage wire. There are some open source ones published: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=open+source+wire+bending

It's deskbound (until 2027 it looks like) so that rules out worksites but is far too constrained (and pretty) for traders and military use. You list "product development", "leaders", and "international teams" as potential roles, but as evidenced by the responses in this thread, many people who do product development treat synchronous voice comms as an abomination. The closest I can imagine would be call centers -- helpdesk, marketing, support, that sort of thing.

I'm very curious how much user research and long-term usability testing you've done with real teams trying to get work done. I apologize for sounding harsh, but my initial impression is that this is a typical Silicon Valley product pairing beautiful industrial design and engineering with a complete misunderstanding of people.

[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=trading+turret&iax=images&ia=image...

Lots of 2-key keyboards exist, and are even for sale inexpensively. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=2+button+keyboard&t=ftsa&iar=image...

Not very convenient for having both buttons near your thumbs, though.

I've been trying out the related SwyftCard for Apple //e on the izapple2 emulator.

https://github.com/ivanizag/izapple2

  ./a2sdl -model swyft