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...o on R 2.5.1 on windows XP. My hope was to get to see the transparency output e.g. http://had.co.nz/ggplot2/stat_smooth.html ggplot2 - stat_smooth , which I finally managed to do. However, I find the Cairo device, which I access either through CairoWin() or Cairo(type="win"), is pretty shaky in a number of respects : - whatever portion of the Cairo device that is covered by the R command window does not get drawn. I noticed changing the size of the Cairo window by dragging one of its corners with the mouse does refresh the whole window sometimes - a simple plot or qplot command work...

Hi! I try to do nested route with collection, but I always have mistake route: resources :user do resources :todo do member do post :complete end collection do get :completed end resources :post end end View: <%= link_to_if (params[:action] == ''home''), ''Done'', comoleted_user_todo_path %> Browser back me mistake undefined local

...The "reshape" function works really well, my program is in fact simpler than the SAS equivalent (not shown, don't want to bore you, but available on request), except that I need zeros when prey types are absent from a stomach instead of NAs, a problem for which I only have a shaky solution at the moment: 1) creation of a dummy dataset: ####### nbpc <- rep(c(20,34), c(110,90)) trip <- c(rep(1:3, c(40, 40, 30)), rep(1:2, c(60,30))) set <- c(rep(1:4, c(10, 8, 7, 15)), rep(c(10,12), c(25,15)), rep(1:3, rep(10,3)), rep(10:12, c(20, 10, 30)), rep(7:8, rep(15,...

...ot;, ylab="Density", xlab=group.name) First I did the normal distribution curve this way: lines(x, dnorm(x, mean=mean(x), sd=sd(x)), type="l", lwd=2) This curve just uses as many values as there are in x. When using small amounts of sample populations the curve looks really shaky. I tried this one using a high level plot function as well: curve(dnorm, n=10000, add=TRUE, xlim=range(x)) The advantage is, now I can set an ideal population of 10000 to get the ideal curve really smooth. But the big disadvantage is, I don't know how to add "mean=mean(x), sd=sd(x)&q...

On Aug 16, 2012, at 10:58 AM, Eli Friedman wrote: > That's weird... you're probably triggering some sort of bad case in > the driver logic which tries to call gcc to assemble and link on > targets where we don't know what to do. That logic is generally a bit > shaky to begin with. It sounds like that means "time to file a bug". =) Which product should I file under? >>> For the MIPS-specific flags, I don't think there's an equivalent; >>> please file bugs if it's actually useful functionality we should >>> be...

...st 'AD' without all > that fiddling about with Windows, which I guess is your goal. :-) You guessed squarely right! > Samba Developer, Catalyst IT http://catalyst.net.nz/services/samba Wait, What!? Catalyst has a Samba team? Cheers to the crowd over there. Keep rocking the shaky isles. cheers, m -- martin.langhoff at gmail.com - ask interesting questions ~ http://linkedin.com/in/martinlanghoff - don't be distracted ~ http://github.com/martin-langhoff by shiny stuff

I've been able to successfully stream using Icecast with Darkice on my Debian box. I want to be able to stream multiple live streams from the same box using different sound cards (Basically, we have groups that will be using different TV channels and want to be able to stream the audio to the user's pc's for the proper channels they are viewing). Has anyone tried to do this?

Hi, Even excessive load shouldn't kick out clients. Although the playing of the audiostream may become a bit shaky, it wouldn't stop completely. Or, if it would indeed stop, it wouldn't restart without the computer being rebooted, and for sure not restart after 10 minutes. That doesn't make any sense. What's more: missing interrupts and shaky playback would only eventually get you into problems,...

..., Aug 31, 2018 at 05:30:53PM -0400, Robert Moskowitz wrote: > > Letsencrypt is a very important development, but it has (IMHO) a shaking > foundation.? I would not build a production system around it.? But then I > have lived in aspects of PKI since '95... I presume you meant "shaky foundation"? If so, would you care to elaborate? John -- Many people, especially ignorant people, want to punish you for speaking the truth, for being correct, for being you. Never apologize for being correct, or for being years ahead of your time. If you're right and you k...

...pet-test/httpd.conf" } } When I try to start up puppetmasterd, I get the following error: [root@cc68-13 manifests]# /usr/sbin/puppetmasterd start All resource specifications require names in file /etc/puppet/manifests/site.pp at line 8 [root@cc68-13 manifests]# I''m also a little shaky on how one would use classes and components together. I was trying to get something like this to work: class webserver { define apache (conf) { blah blah blah... } } with a node declaration similar to the one above, but when I tried to run it, again, puppet was sad. Any...

...ive, then Wine will use them. I take it that this means that it will use the unix file system to read 'em in without writing. Is this true? btw, I found a remark about font resolution in my re-reading of http://www.winehq.com/site/docs/wine-user/config-file Since some of the apps still have shaky fonts, I hope this is saying that changing the font resolution will fix the problem. blessings, David L. Smith

...the trees in a compact, recursively nested form that I haven't found a way to expand to the format that I desire. Any help in either writing a wrapper for that or a different approach to achieve what I'm trying to get would be greatly appreciated--again, I'm quite new to R and am still shaky with the powers and constraints that come with it. LM -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/Listing-all-binary-trees-of-an-ordinal-set-tp4633753.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Hi, my mongrel has crashed with following errors in the logfile: ** Starting Rails with development environment... ** Rails loaded. ** Loading any Rails specific GemPlugins ** Signals ready. TERM => stop. USR2 => restart. INT => stop (no restart). ** Rails signals registered. HUP => reload (without restart). It might not work well. ** Mongrel 1.1.3 available at 0.0.0.0:3000 **

I''d like to use observe_field to watch a field, and then when it changes send the entire form to the server. I had been using <%= observe_field ''entity_name_''+@account.id.to_s, :frequency => 0.5, :update => ''auto_complete_''+@account.id.to_s, :url => { :controller => ''committees'', :action=>

...er reading through the help files on 'nls', 'formula', 'model.frame', and 'environment', I understand that the formula gets evaluated in the environment in which it is created, and in my case, "Lzero" is not defined in that environment, but I'm still shaky on the environment concept and can't figure out how to pass or include "Lzero" in the environment that nls is evaluating gomp and data in. I have tried redefining "gomp" in the function as: gomp <- as.formula("length ~ Lzero * exp(k * (1 - exp(-g * (age - Xinter...

...is list. However, you might be essentially the best informants. In brief, I am thinking to give second shot to the Debian. Currently I am using Ubuntu 9.04, but Debian still teases me, so to say. I used to use Debian testing (Lenny at that time), but when Lenny became stable, things became very shaky in testing camp. I need Linux/GNU for work. And R is one of my main tools. In brief, my question is: Should I stay, or should I go?!? And then: to which release? I like Ubuntu, polished and pretty stable, but Debian is its mother-ship and I was very happy with it until that period of various p...

Has anyone yet figured out what it would take to make Xen run on top of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 beta? We are heavily invested in Xen under RHEL5 (actually a redhat clone) distribution, but already the xen kernel they are shipping with update 4 and 5 is shaky and has bugs which they don''t seem to be in a hurry to fix. Basically I am wondering if Redhat 6 is just going to have benign neglect and ignore Xen, or if there is going to be stuff built into the OS which actively mitigates against Xen in favor of KVM. Steve Timm -- ---------------...

llvm.eh.actions is basically a sequenced list of actions to take when an invoke throws to the landing pad containing the actions call. The prototype is just 'i8* llvm.eh.actions(...)', but it needs some structure. LLVM IR supports three types of actions: cleanup, catch, and filter. __CxxFrameHandler3 doesn't support filters, so it isn't really relevant here. Catch actions need

.../var/folders/mk/0mblc5810cjgs0nylrkjxqbm0000gq/T/RfiUiAssetsCompiled1-BmjBFI.s That's weird... you're probably triggering some sort of bad case in the driver logic which tries to call gcc to assemble and link on targets where we don't know what to do. That logic is generally a bit shaky to begin with. >> For the MIPS-specific flags, I don't think there's an equivalent; >> please file bugs if it's actually useful functionality we should >> be exposing with regular flags. > > Both of those flags are critical, I think. It's possible the delay...

Klaas Jan Wierenga wrote: > I suspect the Linux systems are running a nightly or weekly cron job > they weren't running before causing an excessive load on CPU or network > which caused the clients to disconnect. The nightly cron jobs are > generally located in /etc/cron.daily and run a 4am!. Check for any > changes in the nightly cron jobs. Thanks. I didn't know that 4