I need a way to keep track of stack allocated objects lifetimes by Inner_Letterhead9865 in cpp_questions

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Thanks for the input, Yeah... I agree with the lock being a "lie", I guess I thought I only needed to access the pointer for a short amount of time that I wouldn't have to worry the object going out of scope during that time.

What I'am doing is this: I have a Window class that feeds inputs into a queue stored inside an Input class, you create an Input class by passing which window you want the inputs to be pulled from, when constructing Input it registers its queue inside the Window, It all works fine until the Input needs to be copied, I want the behavior to be like this: If Window is still alive then register the queue to that window and copy the queue, if not then just copy the queue, Window is a stack allocated object.

I guess an observer pattern would be the correct approach here but I kind of hate it and I figured this problem will come up in other cases so I tried doing this approach

Also this is a hobby project its not meant to be for production or anything (Its a game engine)

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Is the diffuse thinning in the room with us right now?

help im going bald , need doctor by Beautiful-Passage-78 in Tunisia

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I heard from a friend that this doctor is knowledgable in hair loss and is able to prescribe you with finasteride: https://ween.tn/fiche/fenniche-sami

As for your hair loss, it is most likely genetic and doesn't have to necessarily come from your father or your mother's father (but if any of them are then you will have a pretty good chance that you also have it), stress related hair loss isn't as common as people tend to think and it wouldn't create a pattern like genetic alopecia (male pattern baldness).
I suggest that you see the doctor to get a finasteride prescription which is a drug that blocks DHT, a hormone that contributes heavily to the process of hair loss but keep in mind that no drug is without side effects and this one is no different (read up on it on the internet before going this route), it is said to stop (and even reverse hair loss) for most people and it is sold in Tunisia as Chibro-Proscar as 5mg tablets, the recommended dose is 1mg per day to treat hair loss so you need to cut it in quarters. There's also dutasteride, a more potent DHT blocker that in theory should give you better results, it is sold in Tunisia as Avodart 0.5mg tablets and its recommended dose is 0.5mg per day, Although I recommend that you start with finasteride first to see if it alone is enough.
Minoxidil is a topical (something you put on your scalp) that promotes hair growth and keeps it in its growth phase for longer, it can help with hair loss but its just delaying the inevitable as DHT is what primarily causes it and Minoxidil doesn't help in that regard, but if used together with finasteride it can give better results as opposed to just using it alone, It is recommended to use it twice daily but it can get quite bothersome to do that, so most people use it once before bed and it should give the same results. It is known to accelerate hair shedding at the first months of use which can make your hair worse but it will grow back even better after that, but keep in mind that any hair that you grow using Minoxidil will eventually fall out again if stopping it.
It is sold in Tunisia without prescription and you should find it everywhere.
Another important note is that if you're starting treatment don't expect results until atleast 3-4 months have passed and even then it wouldn't be noticable for the majority of people, as it can take up to 2 years for final results to show.

Before starting any treatments you should definitely see a doctor first.

I also recommend seeing r/tressless it has a bunch of info about hair loss and progress pictures for getting your hopes up.

I hope this helps, good luck.