That recipe is not for Julius, but feel free to read the thread (you'll find the answers to everything you asked and then some), brew the recipe, and contribute your findings. Round chambers but the friction of the ejector on the bolt is causing the bolt to not fully. I'm thinking my crappy clone has crappy clone parts, so having a perfect German in-spec ejector is causing a new malfunction. Whether you should stick with the default 8 threads or up it to 16 or 32 depends on the capabilities of your CPU, but it’s worth a try. This defaults to 8 threads, but users can specify up to 128 if desired. Same one, but it was just published in a different source. If anything, thing are incidentally actually worse now. Based on my check, the application can now run in multi-threaded mode using the /MT option. That way you have the freedom to change how they are executed without changing the task, and you also will have the freedom to create tasks that are Cloneable, since no Thread will be involved. Yep that recipe is about 5 posts up in this thread. There are two interfaces, Runnable and Callable, which are provided in order to allow you to specify tasks in a way that doesn't tie them to a specific means of execution, as opposed to subclassing Thread, where you have tied your task to a specific Thread object. Tasks that need to be run independently or asynchronously shouldn't have to know about Thread, it's better to design them so that they can be run by an executor service instead. While superficially this follows advice about implementing Runnable rather than subclassing Thread, tying the task to the specific Thread that executes it defeats the purpose of that advice, which is intended to facilitate decoupling the task from how it is executed. The address involved may be changed by the settidaddress (2) system call. This is a great example of blindly following best-practices in a way that misses the point entirely. CLONECHILDCLEARTID (since Linux 2.5.49) Clear (zero) the child thread ID at the location pointed to by childtid ( clone ()) or clargs.childtid ( clone3 ()) in child memory when the child exits, and do a wakeup on the futex at that address. For instance, there is an unfortunate anti-pattern where people create a class that implements Runnable, then create a Thread as an instance member of this class like this: // Example of anti-pattern, please don't do this! SOLD GSG522 380 Cash firm for quick sale 450 trade value 22lr 16 inch barrel Top rail Fake suppressor Comes with fixed and folding stock 1 magazine Pre lawsuit conversion kit to make this look just like an HK Purchased new by me unfired SOLDGlock 19 gen 4 Barely a ring on the barrel. Added one-click acceleration, close all cloned applications running in the. If you are in the position of wanting to clone a Thread, that suggests you have extended Thread where you should have implemented Runnable, or else you have otherwise managed to tie your domain objects to Thread somehow. Clone and run multiple accounts of the same app simultaneously, Clone. Like the documentation says, it doesn't make sense to clone a thread, if you want another thread you'd create a new one.