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Dear R helpers,   I understand that this is absolutely unprofessional on my part and this group doesn't entertain such things. I have been associted with this group since last 1 and half years and have been immensely benefited by the noble service rendred by many R helpers.   So I take this opportunity to thank all of you and wish you all   "MERRY CHRISTMAS...

...sterisk. When I connect to the Sipura to dial out on the PSTN line connected to the Sipura's FXO port, it gives me the dialtone of the PSTN line and then I can hear the DTMF for the number I dialled beforehand. It does work but the customer perceives this delayed second DTMF feedback as "unprofessional" and the sipura as a "toy". I wonder if there is anything that can be done to keep the channel to the caller silent until after the Sipura has sent the DTMF out on the PSTN line. Any hints appreciated. thanks rgds benjk -- Sunrise Telephone Systems, 9F Shibuya Daikyo Bldg., 1-13-...

...ot give so much revenue, and it is really distracting. So, if we can match the annual income of Google Ads on the Wiki, I think I (and others) are willing to compensate this with donations. I have seen some potential Dutch users getting turned away seeing the main CentOS site because it looked unprofessional. They main nit probably being the Google Ads. -- Daniel

Hi, maybe somebody would be kind enough to help a bloody and unprofessional beginner like me (and I hope I did not overlook the answer to my question on the website). I've imported a csv data frame into R, but I can't run a regression because R interprets 4 out of 5 variables as factors (rather than numeric vectors). I tried the as.numeric() command, but R says it...

.... Another C compiler is not needed. GCC and MSVC already do that job, and you won't supplant them. The thing that is really needed is in accordance with the essence of LLVM -- a complete backend solution. Emilio Wuerges wrote: > Is this thread suposed to be a bad joke? That is a very unprofessional response to my legitimate questions and concerns, and my good-faith attempts to ASSIST the LLVM project by providing some constructive criticism and feedback (and possibly contributions later). Terence Parr wrote: > Yeah, i'm kinda freaked out as i'm sure it's not a joke. > i...

...e page appears correctly. While it''s easy to argue "just use Firefox", a whole bunch of people still use IE6 most of the time. Having the Rails weblog (which is linked from the main menu on the Rails website) appear messed up for everyone who visits looks more than a little unprofessional and tarnishes the image of Rails as a web application platform. Cheers! Michael W. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...fter wrote: > Well it does look not too good the text is getting to small in this > case, what do you think of this 128x128 version? It looks like an sprite coming from a Megaman game :). My humble opinion is that while the dragon looks nice when large, when small it just feels childish and unprofessional. My 2 cents. -- Felipe.

...server, hardwired, to "announce" itself to anything, other than DHCP? Everywhere I've worked, and what I know, is that servers are assigned IP addresses, they don't just take whatever's offered, willy-nilly. And if they do... I do *not* want to work there. That's not only unprofessional, it's an insane security risk. Suppose someone puts their laptop on the intranet, and has *it* running a DHCP server? mark

...heres of human endeavour I have participated in. You don't know me. You have no knowledge of my history. > So compile it and make it so! Jesus! Is this so > difficult to get through your head? It doesn't compile successfully in MSVS. > So put up or shut up. That is a very unprofessional thing to say. > So why don't you do that one-time work and host the ... > Is there an echo here? I have been here only 3 days. How can you expect me to contribute so fast? > Just like the GCC you were holding up as an example of a > complete back-end solution. Logic not a st...

...; 902,n,Dial(SIP/phone3@proxy.com|5|m(mymusic)) In the changelog this is not mentioned, also the bugs related to changes in musiconhold.c don't seem to have anything to do with my issue... Is there a setting i didn't see which changes this behaviour? It is quite annoying for the caller and unprofessional if he hears the same moh-file again after some seconds, imho this is not a correct behaviour... I recognized that this also happens in 1.4, which i'm currently only testing. thx christian

...1 * BTW, Minitab 13 protests when you want to do this: MTB > gstd * NOTE * Character graphs are obsolete. * NOTE * Standard Graphics are enabled. Professional Graphics are disabled. Use the GPRO command to enable Professional Graphics. Has anyone tried to get similar unprofessional displays out of R? Cheers, Murray -- Dr Murray Jorgensen http://www.stats.waikato.ac.nz/Staff/maj.html Department of Statistics, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand Email: maj at waikato.ac.nz Fax 7 838 4155 Phone +64 7 838 4773 wk +64 7 849 6486...

FYI, folks, Excerpt: Linux Australia discovered the breach on March 24 after it noticed conference management software it uses called Zookeepr started sending a large number of error reporting emails, Hesketh wrote. A server had been attacked two days prior. ?It is the assessment of Linux Australia that the individual utilized a currently unknown vulnerability to trigger a remote buffer overflow

Hello, If a parked call times out, it will ring the original extension again. If this fails for any reason (e.g. the extension is busy), then the caller receives silence until the timeout time, and then gets the busy signal and is disconnected. I consider disconnecting callers like this very unprofessional, and could happen for instance if you receive a new call when you just parked the previous call (especially if you have caller-waiting disabled). Is there any solution to this? Ideally I would like it to park the call again, either if no answer within X seconds or if the extension is busy. An al...

...docs missed your > attention. They're sneaky that way because, you know, > they just form the bulk of available documentation. I began my original message saying that I was providing "constructive criticism". That means I want to HELP if I can. Your sarcastic attitude is unprofessional. > The command-line tools are convenience wrappers around the > APIs, not the other way around. Nevertheless, LLVM is not provided as a ready-to-use DLL, unfortunately. > I'm sure the LLVM lead (Chris, was it?) will gratefully > accept any such functioning, tested code you can...

...ed versions. | | Now also in r-patched. Nice. Now, is there a way for package authors to preview how a .md would be rendered? I wrote mine with GitHub in mind, and they render fine. I looked a recently-uploaded README.md of mine on CRAN, and it got some of the pandoc-y parts wrong --- and looks unprofessional. I would like to avoid that. How can I? Dirk | -k | | > -pd | | | >> https://github.com/wch/r-source/commit/9ffe87264a1cd59a31a829f72d57af0f1bfa327a | >> | >> Sent from my iPad | >> | >> On 23 May 2015, at 6:05 pm, Kurt Hornik <Kurt.Hornik at wu.ac.at&...

...ld also be possible to handle problem reports in a professional >> manner! > > From everything I have read, both Michael and David were very > professional in their responses. Both had nothing better to do than to mock about my way of emphasizing! That's childish and completely unprofessional. [...] >> I don't use LLVM, so don't expect me to jump throught loops to report >> obvious bugs. > > I guess I don't understand your concern then. If you don't use LLVM, > why are you installing it and why do you care about its size? Who said I installed it...

...ith the bigger range using the plot(type="n") function. Then I do several plot( add=T). If the biggest positive value in the predictor(x-axis) matches with a NA on the y-axis, the auto-scaling still takes the biggest positive value. The final plot then has an empty right part, which looks unprofessional. Is manual scaling an option here? I can not easily work with na.omit etc, since there are more variables which have valid data I do not want to loose. Thank you, -- osiander at 24on.cc -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read ht...

...| > Nice. | > | > Now, is there a way for package authors to preview how a .md would be | > rendered? I wrote mine with GitHub in mind, and they render fine. I looked a | > recently-uploaded README.md of mine on CRAN, and it got some of the pandoc-y | > parts wrong --- and looks unprofessional. | > | > I would like to avoid that. How can I? | | In the short term, you should probably try to run pandoc with the same | version and options as CRAN. Kurt, can you say what these are? If you | (Dirk) know pandoc options that emulate Github, it would probably make | sense for CRAN t...

Hi, I am trying to create a vector of length 10 (say), wherein each element will be average of random sample of size 100, from a distribution, say Normal. Can anyone please tell me without creating a "for" loop, how I can do that? Regards, -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Alternate-to-for-loop-tp22035954p22035954.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at

...ntribute code to make my priorities > happen, unless you do the same, it is unlikely that your > notion of a "complete backend" will ever magically > materialize I have been here only 3 DAYS!! Are you haranguing me to contribute code after only 3 days? >> That was an unprofessional response as well. > How so? What aspect is untrue? Are you intending to ask me what aspect is unprofessional, or what aspect is untrue? Those are different questions with different answers. If you were intending to ask what aspect is untrue, then I have already explained that in a previo...