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Hi, I guess this might be a FAQ or something, and there's probably a nice simple way to do it, but I can't think of it: Given a matrix, I want to remove columns that are _entirely_ filled with NAs (partial NAs are fine). How please? Thanks, Martin

Hi, I have initiated discussion about arch specific list at least twice among out core people to no avail, so i did make something i can do about it and created few list on host that i do admin myself. The reason for this is that this list is far too high traffic for most of discussion. I've personally received questions about arch specific lists as this is just too high traffic and people

I have the same motherboard. The chipset has 2 IOAPICs: one in the NB (00:00.1), and another in the SB (00:14.0). As currently configured by the BIOS, the NB IOAPIC is _entirely_ disabled, with only the SB IOAPIC enabled and configured. From 48693.pdf, it would seem that the NB is improperly configured, as 6.4.1 recommends that "The IOAPIC should be enabled by the system BIOS and the southbridge routing feature should be switched on. This will allow the interrupts to...

First, I am not a RedHat or linux newbie. I simply have not had to do what I am getting ready to do, and I want to see if I am going to run into a problems... My HDA drive is failing (I can hear the occasional click from it and I am seeing Smart errors, the transfer rate is slow but all my data is there). I have 3 partitions on it, the /, /boot/ and my game servers (this is also the drive the

...gin_ to understand how to get their new project up-and-running using the samba4 runtime developer environment, as opposed to requiring a few weeks or even months preparatory learning, should this "brilliant" technical optimisation be added. 4) voting and karma. i'm not _entirely_ sure exactly how ASF karma works, but from empirical observation, i believe voting to be involving project developers sending a digitally signed +1, 0 or -1, and karma to be involved with "who breaks the automated builds on checkins". the thing is that both these things are...