Dear All,
Sometime I use a Mac. A niggling issue I have is that, in a Terminal, Command-P doesn't act like Alt-P in
(say) a gnome-terminal. I'd really quite like it if it did. If you have worked out how to do this then I'd
appreciate if you let us know (actually, I suspect that it's not possibl
I don't think making this GDOR complient is that hard. It's all pretty well
defined what you store (everything), where you store it, and why.
There are some philosophical problems with allowing users to have their data
deleted. Assuming the copy is good enough to reproducing the experiment.
Dele
While this may sound absurd, the principle of incremental backups can help out
a great deal here. Like Apple’s Time Machine, all we need to do is store a copy
of the things which have changed rather than the entire facility, which reduces
the burden by at least a few orders of magnitude. Such ef
Dear colleagues,
As all of you know, CIF will soon be the only acceptable file format in
macromolecular crystallography. CIF file has many advantages when compared to
traditionally used stone-aged formats like PHS, MTZ, or archaic PDB. One of the
advantages is the includability and mergability o
Dear colleagues,
We all are very happy about the storage of raw crystallographic datasets. But,
is it really enough? No! Can we do better? Yes, of course!
The problem is that the crystal after the measurement is usually burned. It
does not make sense to store them any more. But, in order to maxim
Its still 31st here!
-Original Message-
From: Paul Emsley
Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2019 6:59 PM
To: b...@hofkristallamt.org
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Against method: some warnings about model validation
On 01/04/2019 02:55, Bernhard Rupp wrote:
> I think we can be more specific here: Validat
I think we can be more specific here: Validation without electron density.
One cannot wisecrack from the coordinates only.
Otherwise this will be taken as a carte banc against any sort of validation.
Best, BR
From: CCP4 bulletin board On Behalf Of Robbie Joosten
Sent: Sunday, March 3
