bware.org - BWare : The swimmers the dolphins push away from shore don't live to tell the tale

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BWare : The swimmers the dolphins push away from shore don't live to tell the tale
Age:

17 years old
Alexa Rank:
Total Sites Linking In (Alexa):

6
Domain's IP Country:

United States
Status Code:

OK
IP Address:

64.142.108.193
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bware.org Whois Information:

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Domain Name:

bware.org
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Domain Age:

17 years old
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Name Server 1:

a.auth-ns.sonic.net
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Name Server 2:

b.auth-ns.sonic.net
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Created:

Friday 09. July 1999
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Expires:

Thursday 09. July 2020
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Domain Registrar:

Tucows Inc.

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Thinner at the expense of utility: The FAA mandates that the biggest battery you can carry on planes is 100 WHr. The current MBP is 99.5; the new one is 76.5. If you can already get 10 hours of use, why not make it thinner if you can’t make the battery bigger? I carry a MBP on my back or shoulder every stinking day. Through airports, hotels, and in the Chrome bag on the bicycle. Thinner and lighter is not a small selling point.
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Memory: The currently available Intel processors simply don’t support more than 16 GB. So 32GB isn’t possible until next year anyway. Did you want to wait another year for an MBP update? See also above and Apples answer about 32 GB killing battery life. There is no way Apple are going to advertise “10 hours of battery life (unless you buy this option)”.
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Ports: The world is going to USB-C. The SD port was nice, but I only recently got a camera that supported SD. Real cameras still use CF, so I had to use an external reader anyway (which yes, has always been a huge PITA). Apple has historically tried to force the world to follow it to modern interface standards: USB-A, Firewire, Thunderbolt – with varying degrees of success. Now it’s doing the same for USB-C. I’m a big fan of this idea – it has been very nice for the last few years to plug in one cable to the TB hub and have backup disks, headphones, display, and ethernet all at once. And also no polarity, which even Thunderbolt didn’t have. When it worked. Which it didn’t always (looking at you, Belkin). Which leads to…
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MagSafe: I am a huge huge fan of MagSafe. Genius, practical, laptop saving connection. But going back to the one-port to rule them all – right now I have two cables connecting my laptop to the outside world. One Magsafe, and one Thunderbolt. So the MagSafe is not really able to do its job anyway. If I could plug in one cable and be connected to the dock, and charge the laptop, is that worth losing MagSafe? Honestly, I’d rather have both, because I travel a lot, and there are lots of times that I just need to plug in in a conference room, hotel room, airport, cafe, lab. But the other half of the time, I’m plugging into a dock at work, home, or the Snow Conference Room. I get the logic. I would have still liked to have MagSafe, but I get it.
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Dongles: I still have to carry them for ethernet, VGA, DVI, as most of the conference rooms in the the world don’t use mini-DisplayPort, and Airbus turned off their guest WiFi. So what’s a few more? Hopefully I can get a really small USB-C hub to use for charging and everything else. With a breakaway Magsafe connection. And an SD card reader.
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Performance: I process data using Matlab and Python. Neither of which has ever been particularly optimized for battery life. So I would like more memory, and faster processors. Matlab is never going to run on multiple cores, not for the things I do.
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bware.org IP Information:

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Ip Address:

64.142.108.193
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Country:

United States
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Status Code:

OK
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Region Name:

California
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City Name:

Santa Rosa
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Zip Code:

95407
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Speed test:

4.55 ms

bware.org Alexa Information:

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