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Decided I'm going to buy an M&P .45, looking for opinions on getting a thumb safety version...I shoot 1911's and Sigs, so I'm accustomed to going either way, won't be carrying and it will just be a range queen & zombie defense gun ....so I'm thinking ...
Started by MT1 on
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by 25 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at calguns):
I just got a 45c with thumb safety, if I don't like it, its easily removed and they make plugs for the holes.
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Less than four years after a California train disaster spurred passage of major safety legislation, railroad companies are pushing hard to relax the laws chief provision.
They have won over key Republicans, and extracted a major concession from the Obama...
Started by cosmictraveler on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sciforums):
I agree but for the time being there should be a quick... .
We really need an overhaul of the entire system, we should be investing more like a trillion dollars on this project .
There are lots of trains, and each one would need to be fitted with the system .
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Useful Safety Sayings and Reminders for the Sportsman Please add what you've been taught and any stories or discussion that would be relevant to the topic. Even if it's second nature to you, or you consider it a "given", it might be good for others to...
Started by Dannmann801 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theohiooutdoors):
Your strap will be too tight if your.
NOT UNDER YOUR SAFETY STRAP.
You fall in your treestand.
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How does const (pointers, references and member functions) help with thread safety in C++?
Started by James Hopkin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
However thread safety is not the purpose of const and C++ provides the mutable keyword and const_cast meaning that const does not actually guarantee thread safety and shouldn't.
Threads at the same time.
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If you were going to write some safety-critical software, what language would you prefer and why?
Started by marcumka on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Not sure what kind of....
I don't know what language to the hardware.
I believe Ada is still in use in some government projects that are safety and/or mission critical Design By Contract, which is supposed to improve reliability and safety.
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Possible Duplicates:
What is Type-safe?
What is type-safety?
I was reading about c++ vectors and it was mentioned that memcpy and printf functions from C are not type safe. Article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_(C%2B%2B) .
Question: In simple...
Started by Dr Deo on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Type safety means, roughly speaking, that the language prohibits you from accidentally doing something that's not type ....
For example: Type safety .
Type safety means that the compiler can check whether you're using the right types.
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Is there really that much of a difference between the performance of Vectors and ArrayLists? Is it good practice to use ArrayLists at all times when thread safety isn't an issue?
Started by Ryan Thames on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If thread safety isn't an issue you should.
If thread safety is not an issue, ArrayList will be faster as it does not have to synchronize Collections.synchronizedList(new ArrayList<type>); to generate your list.
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In python with all this idea of "Everything is an object" where is thread-safety?
I am developing django website with wsgi. Also it would work in linux, and as I know they use effective process management, so we could not think about thread-safety alot...
Started by dynback.com on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The issue of thread safety it's instance variables, class ones, or global ones (scoping and thread safety are essentially disjoint, except of the threading module, you may....
Functions in a module are equivalent to static methods in a class .
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When the weather is hot, there's nothing like a refreshing dip in cool water. We want our kids to enjoy the water and not fear it, but more importantly, we want them to be safe. Here are tips to help ensure a safe summer:
Started by Cafe Kristin on
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Bump! Posted on CafeMom Mobile We do love the water but I'm SO HAPPY my parents decided against installing a pool this year! Posted on CafeMom Mobile our college has a water baby class where babies 6 months to 3 years and their moms get in the water and... .
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I'm looking for articles, forum or blog posts dealing with SharePoint and thread safety? I'm quite sure there are some special aspects regarding thread safety that have to be considered when working with the SharePoint object model.
Actually I didn't ...
Started by Flo on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Pay don't have to care about thread-safety that much when using the MOSS object model because you're always(); web11.Title = "web11"; web11.Update();
So....
There are much worse pitfalls in the SharePoint OM than just plain old thread safety.
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