Agreed.
Hank
On Feb 21, 2006, at 2:40 AM, J Dougherty wrote:
You want to take the sysad by the hairy of his chinny-chin-chin and
explain
the issue in short sentences. He or she ought to be able produce a
solution
without difficulty, and should not have any problems about doing
so.
administrator's problem. Either
your site really has a policy that would prohibit R packages (in which
case trying to subvert it may not be a good idea) or it is exactly the
sort of problem that system administrators are supposed to solve.
Distrust for R binary (and even source) packages
would suggest making this the system administrator's
problem. Either
your site really has a policy that would prohibit R packages
(in which
case trying to subvert it may not be a good idea) or it is
exactly the
sort of problem that system administrators are supposed to solve.
Distrust
Dear R People:
Here is yet another strange problem.
I'm using R in one of my classes. However, the computer lab has something
called Deep Freeze and the students cannot save anything to the hard drive.
I had R installed and things were working well. They would save their
.Rdata files to
On 2/20/2006 8:07 PM, Erin Hodgess wrote:
Dear R People:
Here is yet another strange problem.
I'm using R in one of my classes. However, the computer lab has something
called Deep Freeze and the students cannot save anything to the hard drive.
I had R installed and things were
On 2/20/2006 8:07 PM, Erin Hodgess wrote:
Dear R People:
Here is yet another strange problem.
I'm using R in one of my classes. However, the computer lab has
something
called Deep Freeze and the students cannot save anything to the
hard drive.
I had R installed and things were
You want to take the sysad by the hairy of his chinny-chin-chin and explain
the issue in short sentences. He or she ought to be able produce a solution
without difficulty, and should not have any problems about doing so. It IS
their job.
JD
On Monday 20 February 2006 17:07, Erin Hodgess
