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A little trivia.

Are you even compiling the correct file?

You can wrap it in an IDisposable.

An old flag from 16-bit Windows.

A variation on the constant-memory rotation.

The destructor serves as the "finally".

Remembering some old APIs.

You can ask for its handle and mark it read-only.

You've far exceeded the design goals and have even exceeded the expressive ability of a float.

Preserving in-order while linearizing.

Ported bit by bit.

Just for fun.

Passing the obligation onward.

It's more important to clean up when you leave.

The critical section may be an old dog, but it's still learning new tricks.

Lean into the pattern. Don't try to cross it up.

It's not representable in the Windows Runtime, but you can smuggle it.

Better versions in a different box.

I don't recall ever asking you to do that.

Halfway there.

Many have tried.

Finding out why multiple entities with the same name are visible.

Just making things bigger?

Tallying them up.

You can change more things in an overload.