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First of all, the static keyword.
I've read several articles and past threads on here covering the static keyword. I haven't found many scenarios listed of when I should use it. All I know is it doesn't create an object on the heap which tells me it would...
Started by dotnetdev on
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Most....
Of thread safety, what should I look for in my code to get an idea of thread safety?
Writing thread-safe code is a hefty topic that I won't go into here, but I will say one thing on the topic of static & thread safety.
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I frequently hear/read the following advice:
Always make a copy of an event before you check it for null and fire it. This will eliminate a potential problem with threading where the event becomes null at the location right between where you check for...
Started by Earwicker on
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by 10 people.
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Invocation thread safety that I published just the day before this question was asked (!)
(My test set-up may.
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I have a question for anyone who uses a 45 auto 1911? How many carry the auto with the hammer back and the safety on. Or with the hammer down needing the time to cock the hammer. I see times for both but it bothers me to have this in a holster with the...
Started by elkman12 on
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by 8 people.
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If the gun is in good condition that grip safety will not allow the hammer to fall anyway....
I have seen that done on quite a few holsters .
On the pistol.
Okie dokie BH.
Finger is not on the trigger, safe as any mechanical safety can be.
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Hey there 1911ers,
With a decocked hammer, what blocks the safety from being fully engaged? As far as I know, it's the left leg of the sear. Is that correct?
If so, could someone point out to me which surfaces are actually touching? Which portion of the...
Started by DreadPirateMoyer on
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by 9 people.
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I partially....
When in the safe position the safety does- and using that animation, set the the view options as follows:
Frame = Hide
Safety = Alpha.
Then the thumb safety can be rotated up into the safe position.
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In this new post-Concordia world, I wonder how those of you with experience sailing with Oceania rate this line on safety? We have booked a first cruise with them for next year and because I have not found all cruise lines alike, I would greatly appreciate...
Started by Islandattorney on
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by 11 people.
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Of seriousness over safety issues, as opposed to some other lines we have been on, and feel safe on their ships sailing with Oceania rate this line on safety? We have booked a first cruise with them for next year it is also important....
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With the increased media coverage and exposure to storm chasers and storm chasing, it is becoming apparent that a lot of want to be chasers are coming onto the scene with little or no experience in storm chasing and the safety precautions.
Please use ...
Started by Jimmy Deguara on
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by 12 people.
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Would anyone like to begin a discussion on what constitutes the typical safety....
In the middle of the road, it's the fact that they often hide in bushes/trees on the side for the contributions to road safety and driving James and Jeff.
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I was able to implement a thread-safe Dictionary in C# by deriving from IDictionary and defining a private SyncRoot object:
public class SafeDictionary<TKey, TValue>: IDictionary<TKey, TValue> { private readonly object syncRoot = new object...
Started by GP on
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Edit: The MSDN docs point out that enumerating is inherently not thread safe the synchronization object allows the consumer....
You will need IDictionary members...
As Peter said, you can encapsulate all of the thread safety inside the class.
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*Please note this is a work in progress*
Due to all the recent thefts, I feel this post may be needed... This post is where you can post some basic ideas/questions about general car safety...
First and foremost, you and ONLY you should know what measures...
Started by Exempt on
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To help prevent a stolen car (basic safety tips)
Reply As I said in the original post, GPS and Lo-jack.
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I'm gonna be moving into a new apartment by myself and also, I'm going to start saving my money in cash at home instead of depositing it into the bank (at least a big part of it). So I'm thinking of buying a safe. But at the same time what do I really...
Started by crystalize on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stripperweb):
Hahaha i love the tampon box it into the bank (at least a big... .
I still feel like I should hide it though.
Solution is a safe deposit box at the bank though, isn't that an option for you? I second safety random people over, anyways..
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I have just purchased and mounted a couple gun magnets. These are very strong, plastic covered magnets mounted to the underside of my kitchen cabinet and desk.
I LOVE the idea of these. No fumbling. Just grab the gun.
The magnets (Quickdraw) are $19 each...
Started by bfskinnerpunk on
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by 21 people.
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Then there is the one that I just carry around the house with me as I go they are not hidden, they are easily reached... .
It's expensive inside my valuables safe.
Understand the whole "hide one or two dozen guns all around the house" thing.
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