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Okay, I've been meaning to talk about the articles being put in the Safety Beacon for quite a while. It seems like 25% or so of each issue are devoted to safety issues with little or no direct bearing on CAP. But, the Jan. 2012 issue goes way beyond that...
Started by RiverAux on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at captalk):
They'd be good!
Well, we could follow the strategy....
We should pay that guy to do some CAP safety videos.
Should pay that guy to do some CAP safety videos.
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Im posting this thread in hopes no one learns the hard way. There is a difference between safety goggles and glasses and their protection. Glasses may be ok for veiwing straight on but goggles are a must if you are grinding or something else at a sight...
Started by Concours.John on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at autopiaforums):
A good reminder, IMO safety is one.
I hope they can get things sorted out for you .
I hate wearing safety be more careful.
Sorry to hear that happened.
As to the recommendations of your specialist.
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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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How does const (pointers, references and member functions) help with thread safety in C++?
Started by James Hopkin on
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by 6 people.
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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by 20 people.
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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At the range today on a nice sunny 42 degree afternoon and did some shooting with about eight others enjoying the fine Wisconsin February weather. After about 20-30 shots I chambered a round in my bolt action super-milsurp special and "BANG", one more...
Started by Uncle Joe* on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunboards):
Agree Joe, the safety rules are there for exactly this kind of thing.
A round go off unexpectedly.
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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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Many years ago, when I bought my first chainsaw, I was given some very good and simple advice.
Always keep your left arm straight with your elbow "locked"
Many times, I have had the saw kick back and because of the locked elbow joint, the saw would go...
Started by Giles on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
Is the site for chainsaw safety with experts perspectives:
http://wumbus.com/Chainsaw-Safety-Ba...ctive1618.html
As well as real accidents with real stories:
http://wumbus.com/Chainsaw-Safety-Re.
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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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Ok. so I compacted 2 topics into one... I am planning to visit Mexico just so I can see the the Aztec Pyramids at Teotihuacan. Since they are located in the close proximity to the Mexico City, I am assuming that's where I'd stay. My concerns are: Is Mexico...
Started by KatRossaNYC on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tripadvisor):
But then again, I spent most of my time.
And I can’t say that I ever worried about my safety.
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