Memory on the stack for a separate thread?

Question

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is it possible in c# and in general to allocate memory on the stack for a separate thread - more or less than 1 mb?
they just told me that it is impossible to allocate no more (well, that's okay), but no less.
They say that the processor has five modes of operation (I didn’t go into details) - and under some of these modes on some kind of architecture (an empty word for me - I don’t understand it anyway), you can still allocate more / less memory than 1 mb. Is it so?

Answer 1

overflow-x: scroll should be added NOT to the table, but to the parent block.
In general, look, maybe the table can be rebuilt?
buroultimatum.ru/tseny/

Answer 2

well, if on bootstap there seems to be a table-responsive class

Answer 3

When creating a new thread, you can specify the desired stack size .
Here is a description from MSDN.