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...ours, don't make any hasty response in return - you're as likely as not to regret it.' wouldn't someone who is `as likely as not to regret it' be indifferent between sending a hasty response and not sending a hasty response? The intent is perfectly clear but perhaps `you're _more_ likely than not' is a more probabilistically correct expression? Thanks for the helpful document -- it is useful reading for this list as well as more generally. Scott -- Scott Kostyshak Economics PhD Candidate Princeton University

...735 For the Clang code, \command looks to be dozens of times more common than @command -- in fact it's rare enough that we _could_ choose to move Clang entirely to the \command syntax. However: outside of the tools/clang directory, for the llvm pieces I have in my working directory, there are _more_ uses of @command than \command: around 2500 for @, vs 600 for \ (for the four random commands I included in my grep pattern). If we move Clang towards \command, we might be diverging still further from the rest of the LLVM codebase. -- James

..."uncle"! i've thrown up my hands with cyrus, and am looking for a 'better alternative' ... i'm brand new to dovecot (haven't even built it yet ...), and have spent the last while reading through the LIST archives here. apart from the TECHNICAL aspects, which seem _more_ than adequate/competitive, i'm most attracted by a comment abt this LIST/community: > awesome technical support with patient developer-dudes on hand which, in a nutshell, is what i seem to be missing. so, i'm preparing to "take the plunge" w/ dovecot. two preliminary q...

...\command looks to be dozens of times more common > than @command -- in fact it's rare enough that we _could_ choose to > move Clang entirely to the \command syntax. > > However: outside of the tools/clang directory, for the llvm pieces I > have in my working directory, there are _more_ uses of @command than > \command: around 2500 for @, vs 600 for \ (for the four random > commands I included in my grep pattern). If we move Clang towards > \command, we might be diverging still further from the rest of the > LLVM codebase. > I think Clang has significantly more do...

Hi, Quick question to all the electronics gurus out there.. I unpacked my second GS phone yesterday (had it for about a month!) and set it up.. This morning the power supply is dead.. I have looked for a new one online (In the UK using Maplin let me know if you know a better place.) becasue it would probbaly take too long to get one sent from China or the US and I need to get that station

so much for the markdown listserve grapevine... it ends up that there has been a markdown-savvy display-in-real-time app for a couple months now, by the name of "macchiato", coded by a college kid. > http://getmacchiato.com > http://kswizz.com/post/8624456381/macchiato > http://mac.onedayoneapp.com/macchiato/ > http://shawnblanc.net/2011/08/macchiato/ >

qemu-stubdom was stripping the prefix from the "params" xenstore key in xenstore_parse_domain_config, which was then saved stripped in a variable. In xenstore_process_event we compare the "param" from xenstore (not stripped) with the stripped "param" saved in the variable, which leads to a medium change (even if there isn't any), since we are comparing something

.... - Being able to install with minimal size? Have you queried your users? I note that among the Docker containers for R (in the "Rocker" project Carl and I run) the _larger_ ones containing RStudio plus optionally "lots from hadley" plus optionally lots of rOpenSci tend to me _more_ popular (for ease of installation of the aggregate). And while share the overall sentiment a little bit, you have to realize that it is 2016 with the corresponding bandwith and storage: edd at max:~$ du -csh /usr/local/lib/R/site-library/ 1.5G /usr/local/lib/R/site-library/ 1.5G total...

> | Is there a way to overcome this problem? Precompiled versions of R can be installed on various system configurations, so I guess that there should be a way to compile it in a version-agnostic manner. > > Yes, for example by > > -- using a Docker container which is portable across OSs (!!) and versions Docker R containers are north of 250 MB. I have checked experimentally

hello, i'm developing a vorbis ogg comment editor and i have run into some problems. first of all it is a windows program writen in Delphi 4. ok so i can read the comments and i can write out the new comments but the new ogg file will not play. i think the problem is that i do not understand what needs to be changed in the 1st header. right now i am copying the first header, writing

...lse_" that the term is next-to-meaningless in any kind of structured form. those kids ain't gonna march in strict compliance with any new rules and regulations that you might require. as for a new name -- be it "rockdown" or whatever -- that's just gonna fragment things even _more_ badly. i mean, it will help you to isolate those rebel kids, but at the same time, you might be surprised to learn that they constitute _much_ of the "uptake" gruber admires, so if your main intent is to draft on his success so far, you will find yourself with less oomph than you hoped....

Hell all, I am doing some research work on protecting Xen''s data structures. I know there is a direct-map area(about 12M), in which we can get the physical address of the data structure from its virtual address. My question is : are the stack and the heap of Xen both located in this direct-map area? Since I need protect stack and heap data, so it is easy to identify their physical

Hi, I raised this issue at stackoverflow and it was suggested to raise it here: >From the current help page, it is unclear that "warnings()" does not clear after rm(list=ls()). Currently the page states that: "Warning: It is undocumented where last.warning is stored nor that it is visible, and this is subject to change. Prior to R 2.4.0 it was stored in the workspace, but no

When comparing SSH 1.2.27 with OpenSSH 2.5.1 I see that the SecurID code/patch is not in OpenSSH 2.5.1. I'm not sure how or why that happened. Upon looking through the OpenSSH 2.5.1 source, I think I could fairly easily provide a 'SecurID Authentication Method' patch (which would rely on -DHAVE_SECURID, -I/blah/securid/include, and -L/blah/securid/lib... /blah/securid being a

On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 6:48 PM, Matthew Miller <mattdm at mattdm.org> wrote: > On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 05:31:52PM -0500, Les Mikesell wrote: >> Thanks - I can see how those would work once you understand what is >> broken on the target system and why, but is there a way that programs >> 'should' be written to run with/without systemd? That just happened

...but limited and _equally_ locked in open source clone! You only have to look at the Wine Team's attempt to reimplement the Network Neighbourhood due to 1) bugs in the Windows NetBIOS stack 2) License incompatibilities between Samba and Wine to recognise that Samba's design is in some ways _more_ restrictive than using Windows! At least on Windows you _can_ write your own Project - Open Source or Proprietary - using the Win32 CreateNamedPipe API or the Win32 NetBIOS API, whereas with Samba you must take the source code and modify it or you must reinvent it (10 to 20 man-years of work, if...

...te. but that assumes (1) that you could do it, which is highly laughable, and (2) that odgaard would even want to take such a confrontational stance with his new version. it has been such a long time coming that he probably feels more than enough pressure from the existing demand, without adding _more_. he'd be a lot smarter to try to exist peacefully with multimarkdown by adopting the pandoc parser too. even though "composer" will be a competitive rival, textmate can count on its own existing user-base. but you script-based reg-ex markdown converters? you are history. your time...

We currently have a backup site at a different location to our main site. This backup site mirrors (as closely as possible) our main services, particularly web serving. Is there a way to have the backup site act as a failover for the main site using something like Linux-HA? They are on seperate internet connections with different IP ranges. Thanks -- Tim Edwards

I am going for a dedicated hosted server for a rails app I am working on, and have a choice from several different operating systems. I excluded windows 2003 from the list because it has been giving RMagick fits for me. The app is Ruby 1.8.4, Rails 1.1.2, mySQL 5.0 The contestants are: Red Hat Enterprise 3.0 Red Hat Enterprise 4.0 Debian CentOS FreeBSD I''m leaning towards Debian,

...ing a very low time-to-live (TTL) on your servers -- like 5 minutes. But that doesn't always work either. > What do others think about this? This is no substitution > for BGP, but for those that don't run BGP or need to re-route > the IP networks, this may work. Again, it's _more_ than just BGP. ;-> You have to modify how the Internet sees you. Not just what you provide to the Internet. ;-> That's a key distinction that most people don't consider. -- Bryan J. Smith Professional, Technical Annoyance b.j.smith at ieee.org http://thebs413.blogspot.c...