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Rope sling rope? It seems that the old, three-strand cotton cloths line rope is the closes to the original, correct me if I'm wrong. Where does one find the cotton rope? Ruth bought a package while we were in MO at Ace Hardware, it was labeled cotton ...
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Where does one find the cotton rope? Ruth bought ....
Always thought the best way to get an authentic looking rope ,would be braid it yourself out-strand cotton cloths line rope is the closes to the original, correct me if I'm wrong.
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Wakeboard Ropes/Ski Ropes/Kneeboarding Ropes Looking at ropes for all 3. Noticed there are all sorts and different kinds of ropes. Do I need to get different ropes for each activity? Is there one single rope that will work for all 3? I have never Wakeboarded...
Started by Trim on
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I think you can use a ski rope for sking and tubing....
We have one rope for Tubing and Sking but we are getting into wake boarding this summer.
Re: Wakeboard Ropes/Ski Ropes/Kneeboarding Ropes I'm wondering the same thing.
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Bought a couple of pcs of rope at at hardware / wholesale place . looks just like static rope
until you push the sheath back then you see the core is loose fibers ( one looks like blue paper towel twisted together.
they have this rope in many sizes and...
Started by jsteve068 on
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Someone will buy some of this rope and use actual climbing rope exists to know that this....
Don't use this forum! trying to maybe save someone from getting hurt .
If it's not marketed as climbing rope, then it's not fake then, is it?...
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Hey all, im a newb. Is there a difference between a wakeboard rope and a ski rope. If so can a ski rope be used as a wakeboard rope. thanks
Started by chadwicksteed on
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When you go....
You can use a ski rope for starting% with Enygma, well said.
You also don't want a really foamy handle as it'll likely just get ripped to shreds .
For wakeboarding you really want a non stretch rope.
Depends on the rope.
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Is there a public implementation of the Rope data structure in C#?
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I'm not aware of a Rope implementation (though there probably is one!), but if you're only after.
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Related to this question , based on a comment of user Eric Lippert .
Is there any scenario where the Rope data structure is more efficient than a string builder? It is some people's opinion that rope data structures are almost never better in terms of...
Started by luvieere on
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(From a C# perspective)
The rope data structure values (think 100+ MB of xml....
They work differently, so they are more suited for different purposes .
There's situations where the Rope data structure is more efficient than a string builder.
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Pixelmator [1] has a quite impressive GUI. So far I've just played a bit with it. If you are using a filter, which is applied to a part of a picture, the window in which the parameters of the filter can be set is connected with a rope to the concerning...
Started by Nils on
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You can approximate a rope.
Here's a managed one (haven't used it).
You need a physics engine.
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Jump Rope question?? Backward jump roping? Ok so my deal is that whenever I try normally jump roping, I can only do about 6 jumps before screwing up. But when I jump rope BACKWARDS, I can go for 3 mins tops. Is that weird? :/
How im just better at jumping...
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That's pretty cool haha.
So people just have weird talents.
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My application is having memory problems, including copying lots of strings about, using the same strings as keys in lots of hashtables, etc. I'm looking for a base class for my strings that makes this very efficient.
I'm hoping for:
String interning ...
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Copy-on-write (I think this comes for free in nearly all std::string implementations... .
It will do the string interning, but I don't believe it does copy-on-write .
If most of your strings are immutable, the Boost Flyweight library might suit your needs .
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Would anybody be able to help me find out how old a rope is? I was recently given an Edelrid rope that appears to be quite old given that the labels are a faded yellow colour!
The rope is a full strength rope and seems to be in perfect condition, no scuffs...
Started by nickyb on
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I think the trick might be to try the rope and try circle with a "1/2" or " ∞ " Hi Nicky
This ....
Post a pic of the rope of the end to check internally though.
Not sure if its true for dynamic.
That will display the date of manufacture.
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