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...QUMO 48.8 11.44 51.05 10333 alive 0 346 10424 QUMO 67.0 14.30 69.68 10443 alive 0 395 10511 QUMO 7.8 3.10 83.83 10503 alive 0 491 10613 QUMO 57.1 9.12 107.00 10607 alive 0 "x""y" is the coordinate. And I think "xl xu yl yu" equl to "0 500 0 500" it is a square. Can you help me? Thank you very much. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...to stay "in core" are usually much smaller than the dataset. For example, for problems involving fixed-effects linear models, you need only some matrices whose size is proportional to the square of the number of *variables* and the (admittedly large) vector of residues (whose size is equl to the number of observations). Other cases (nonlinear mixed effects models come to mind) are not as easily tamed (any iterative process (shuch as ML estimation) has to get back to original data), but at least, the time penalty involved in the use of such an interface pays back by allowing you...

...based on the data types of the right hand side expression. For bitmask types, the operation is a flag comparision, i.e. tcp flags syn,ack tests if either SYN or ACK is set. In the case that the right hand side consisted of only a single value, nftables so far incorrectly generated an equlity expression, IOW "tcp flags syn" would match on SYN and only SYN. Now the expected thing is done and all packets that have the SYN flag set will match. * Operator precedence in ruleset listing When using bitwise expressions, the ruleset listing will now print expressions in wh...