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Little P.Eng. for ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services: A Beacon of Expertise and Innovation

Power piping systems serve as the lifeblood of many industrial operations, providing crucial transportation of fluids under high pressure and temperature. These systems demand high standards of safety, reliability, and efficiency, which are delivered by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) B31.1 Power Piping Code. One name stands out in offering these precise and complex ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services - Little P.Eng.

A leading engineering consulting firm, Little P.Eng., combines experience, innovation, and cutting-edge technology to provide unrivaled solutions for power piping systems. In this article, we examine Little P.Eng.'s impact on ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services and how they excel in this specialized domain.

Deciphering ASME B31.1 Power Piping Code:

ASME B31.1 Power Piping Code is a robust regulatory framework that stipulates design, fabrication, installation, and testing regulations for power piping systems. With its technical intricacies, this code is an engineer's playbook for ensuring the safety and efficacy of power piping systems, and no one plays this game better than Little P.Eng.

Little P.Eng.: Your Trustworthy Ally for Power Piping Calculations:

In the field of ASME B31.1 power piping calculation services, Little P.Eng. has carved a distinctive niche for itself. Their team of seasoned engineers, with a comprehensive understanding of ASME standards, employ the best practices to provide highly accurate and reliable solutions, making them a trusted ally for all power piping needs.

Little P.Eng.'s Extensive Calculation Services:

Little P.Eng.'s expertise spans a wide spectrum of calculation services. From wall thickness calculations to expansion joint pressure thrust calculations, Little P.Eng.'s solutions are renowned for their precision and adherence to ASME B31.1 standards. The firm's exhaustive understanding of power piping systems equips them to handle complex calculations with ease and precision.

Harnessing the Power of Technology:

At Little P.Eng., the latest technology and software tools are harnessed to ensure their ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services meet the highest industry standards. By using advanced simulation techniques and design validation, they create power piping systems that are safe, reliable, and efficient.

Prioritizing Client Satisfaction:

Little P.Eng. places a strong emphasis on client satisfaction, ensuring each project is tailored to the specific needs of the client. Their commitment to quality, paired with their industry knowledge, delivers solutions that not only meet ASME B31.1 standards but also align seamlessly with the client's requirements.

let's delve into the specific types of pressure design calculations that Little P.Eng. offers under the ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services:

Minimum Pipe Wall Thickness Calculations: Ensuring the pipe wall is thick enough to contain the internal pressure is a fundamental aspect of pressure design. Little P.Eng. uses state-of-the-art software to calculate the required wall thickness, considering factors like operating pressure, material strength, temperature, and pipe diameter.

Flange Pressure-Temperature Ratings Calculations: Little P.Eng. adeptly handles the calculation of flange ratings under different temperature and pressure conditions. These calculations are crucial for specifying the appropriate flanges that will ensure a leak-free performance of the power piping system.

Branch Reinforcement Calculations: Branch connections, if not properly reinforced, can be potential weak points in a piping system. Little P.Eng. carries out detailed calculations to determine the necessary reinforcements, ensuring the structural integrity and safety of the piping system.

Expansion Joint Pressure Thrust Calculations: Expansion joints in power piping systems need to withstand the pressure thrust exerted upon them. Little P.Eng. uses sophisticated tools and techniques to accurately calculate this pressure thrust, helping to design expansion joints that can safely absorb these forces.

Safety Valve Reaction Force Calculations: When safety valves open in response to excessive pressure, they exert a reaction force that must be taken into account. Little P.Eng.'s team expertly performs these calculations, ensuring safety valves can operate efficiently and safely.

Pipe Support Load Calculations: The load on pipe supports must be accurately calculated to ensure they can sustain the weight of the pipe, the fluid it carries, and any additional loads due to thermal expansion or other forces. Little P.Eng. performs these calculations meticulously, considering various factors such as pipe size, material, and temperature.

High-Pressure Piping Design Calculations: High-pressure piping systems pose unique design challenges. Little P.Eng. offers specialized calculation services to address these, considering factors such as material selection, joint design, and testing procedures.

Conclusion:

ASME B31.1 Power Piping Calculation Services form the backbone of power piping design, ensuring systems can safely and efficiently transport fluids under high-pressure conditions. Little P.Eng., with its mastery of these calculations and unwavering dedication to quality, stands as a beacon of expertise and innovation in this field.

The team at Little P.Eng. continuously adapts to evolving industry standards and market needs, ensuring their clients receive top-tier, cutting-edge services. Their commitment to using the latest technology and best practices positions them as not just a service provider but as a key contributor in shaping the future of the power piping industry.

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[terrorbirb]

We have something called a "Siamese connection" referring to a connection with two mirrored sides that you can plumb into.

This sounds like an inappropriate name. Is it?

[deepwoundsandfadedscars]

my brain is leaking out of my ears fam, these last two and a half weeks of school are going to be ROUGH

[mapsontheweb]

The blue countries use ISO 216 as their standard for paper size (commonly known for the A4 size), the red countries use ANSI/ASME Y14.1 (commonly known for the US Letter size).

[mediumgayitalian]

“Will, can I tell you something?”

“You can tell me anything.” He glances up from his clipboard, grinning wide and wry and sparkling. “Especially if it’s that you’ve got food.”

Nico knows his best friend, so he does have food; a pack of twizzlers the size of his face that he tosses, deliberately quickly, at his face, smiling to himself when he misses and dives down to grab it anyway. His clipboard clatters to the ground, pen bouncing after it, as he tears into it, inhaling at least ten twisty candies in half as many seconds.

“Gods, I love you,” he groans, mouth open like the disgusting mannerless loser he is.

Nico coughs. “Funny you should say.”

He’s spared from having to jump clear through the nearest window and landing right on his neck by the honestly uncomfortable noises Will continues to make — by the gods if he finds out it’s been another twenty three hours since William has eaten he is going to kill him and resurrect his skeleton for permanent manual labour — and instead worries himself with the first random task he sees unfinished. Do the kiddie Band-Aids actually need to be emptied from their boxes and sorted by size and vibe? No. But Will won’t stop him. And Nico needs, like, twenty minutes of recovery. So.

“What did you want to ask me, by the way?”

His mouth is still — somehow — full, so it sounds closer to whaa joo wanna asme. Nico, brave veteran that he is, feigns confusion.

“Hm?”

“Question,” Will swallows, an actual, audible gulp, gods, where have Nico’s standards gone, “that you had.” There’s the sound of joints cracking and a deep sigh, then quick footsteps, and then Will is in front of him, eyes squinted, mouth wide and crooked, leaning on the counter. He has been up before the sun and working the entire time, people pouring in and out like ants to an anthill, and Nico knows he has not rested, but energy still sparks all over his skin. He bounces, almost, from his frizzy ringlet curls to the balls of his feet, humming, twitching, moving.

“I.” Nico’s throat is dry, and his eyes move from the bandages, to Will, to the bandages. “Well.”

When Nico was a kid he would stutter over his words. He was a shit speaker. Bianca spoke four languages by the time she was six, and Nico could barely ever manage the one; he knew what he was trying to say, and he would say it, only somewhere along the way his brain sent the wrong sparks or maybe his tongue got twisted or maybe his mouth made the wrong shapes. Or he blended them all together, like ice sleet on helicopter blades, and everything left his mouth just fine but got smashed to bits in the air outside of him, never reaching his audience quite right. And then he was ten and everything he cared about was smashed to dust and he stopped caring about where the words got twisted and stopped relying on them at all, and stared, instead; glowered, let his face speak for him, even if they weren’t saying the same thing. It annoys everyone around him. It frustrated his mother and pisses off his father and annoys or frightens every other person around him, and everyone guesses, fills in the blanks, deciphers what he is going to say to make his presence just a little easier to bear.

But Will waits, rocking, as he always does, eyes flicking around the infirmary, a handwidth of space between them. Fingers, drumming on the curve of his thigh, too-big front teeth gnawing on his chapped bottom lip. Waiting. For the words, for the time, for the courage.

“I missed you today,” Nico blurts, and it isn’t what he meant to say, not by a long shot, but it’s an approximation and it will count. And Will is suddenly smiling, huge, too big for his face; beaming, brightly, beautifully. “I hate it when you work too long.”

“Yeah?”

Nico exhales, cheekbones ruddy. “Yeah.”

“That’s not a question, Neeks.”

“Oh, stuff it.”

Will laughs, then, and the room gets brighter, and Nico gets warmer, braver, and takes his hand. He walks even both out of the infirmary and Will goes willingly, even though there is work too be done, swinging their hands, and he talks, and talks and talks and talks, and then he waits, quietly, humming to himself, and Nico says nothing, although he thinks things, and Will acts like he has said them. And his palm is still rough and warm against his, and the sun is setting, and Will smells like artificial strawberry and lavender body wash, and Nico thinks, You can tell me anything, and he vows that he will. And he holds his hand, and squeezes it around his, and smiles, and waits, easily, contentedly.

[mindblowingscience]

Sepsis is a life-threatening infection complication and accounts for 1.7 million hospitalizations and 350,000 deaths annually in the U.S. Fast and accurate diagnosis is critical, as mortality risk increases up to 8% every hour without effective treatment. However, the current diagnostic standard is reliant on culture growth, which typically takes two to three days. Doctors may choose to administer broad-spectrum antibiotics until more information is available for an accurate diagnosis, but these can have limited efficacy and potential toxicity to the patient. In a study presented at ASM Microbe, a team from Day Zero Diagnostics unveiled a novel approach to antimicrobial susceptibility testing using artificial intelligence (AI).

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[stepmarchen]

i think that orka did a great job with the safavid dynasty so far , one of the best "foreign country" representation -but , good god , making bayezid , the foreign country king , the eastern looking man a "sexist" was not a good move (personally) ? - yes , the whole noble community and the church are sexist but when it comes to bayezid n its an annoying stereotype. but let's see how it goes , i think he'll turn out to be a good father at least. orka never fails her readers

That's fair for you to think so. It's certainly a common stereotype that'll leave a bad taste in your mouth. I can't speak for how others may feel but-

Personally, I'm not too mad at it. Given how the characters in the Empire (Richelieu, The Cardinal) are also huge sexists, it tells us that Spice&Kitty/ORKA's decision to make Bayezid a sexist was probably not a racially motivated decision.

"All believers must be silent in the ways of the Church and learn from their husbands. [Shuri] is not a gentle woman."

-Richelieu to Prince Theo

Misogyny is one of the major themes in ASM and a driving force for the religious conflict that makes up the entire series. It's also the reason why we have such strong female characters that are actively working to fight against these bigoted standards. Bayezid could've been written as The Nice Guy, but Halima's character and accomplishments would be far less worthy in comparison.

In literature, we kinda need the bad in order to have the good. Shuri is vocal and motivated against the Church who demands her silence. Rachel is boisterous and boyish against the standards of what a lady should be, as defined by the noble mothers of the empire. And Halima is independent and adventurous, a 180 from the traditional standards of her father and the Safavid Kingdom's beliefs.

Instead, I'd like to see how Halima and Ali are represented in the future. Especially Halima. She's a but of a morally grey character as of yet and I'd love to see how her story advances.

[dramarising-replacement]

Hey, so uhhhh-

At first was excited to see the new dragon because I'm Mexican, love the mythology of my culture, and even recently got a book to help me learn Nahuatl, so it was a fun timing and gave me a boost to my enthusi asm.

When I came here expecting the standard "gene error" and "design goofy" posts, I kinda felt a big chunk of my soul die instead 

I loved the design, but reading the original lore and the connotations of it? It's pretty bad. But I don't know if I'm supposed to hate just the lore, lore + the design, or if even the inspiration is apparently a bad thing? 

With all the controversy surrounding it, I don't know what I'm supposed to be feeling, I just know that I'm really sad about it. I don't know if I was supposed to be upset about the dragon from the moment I saw it, and I don't know if getting excited makes me ignorant or stupid or something. Idk

This post is pretty late, but I've been wanting to write it for a while, but was too afraid of people either ignoring me, talking/fighting over my words, or deciding that my words are nothing more than an opinion. I hope I'm not too late to give input, and I hope I'm not like, idk, berated? for this. Just in case I'm in the wrong here, I'm incredibly sorry in advance.

[metinox]

 Stainless Steel 317/317L Seamless Tubes Exporters In India

Introduction :

Metinox Overseas is a renowned manufacturer, supplier, and stockist of SS 317L Seamless Tubes. The SS 317L alloy is distinguished by its molybdenum-bearing austenitic stainless steel composition, featuring lower carbon content compared to alloy 317. These Stainless Steel ASTM A213 TP 317L Seamless Tubes not only offer impressive tensile and stress-to-rupture strength but also exhibit enhanced creep resistance at elevated temperatures.

Product Overview :

With high chromium content, Stainless Steel 317L Seamless Square Tubes demonstrate excellent oxidation resistance; however, they are susceptible to embrittlement beyond temperatures of approximately 350 degrees Celsius, thus their application is limited to lower temperature environments. Both martensitic and precipitation hardening families of Stainless Steel 317L Rectangular Tubes boast high strengths achievable through thermal treatments.

Stainless Steel 317/317L Tubes Standard Specifications :

Specifications :ASTM A213 / ASME SA213

Outside Diameter :1/8″ OD TO 2″OD 3MM OD TO 38 MM OD

Thickness :1MM TO 3 MM 0.028 TO 0.156 IN, SCH 5, SCH10, SCH 40, SCH 80, SCH 80S, SCH 160, SCH XXS

Size :1/2″ NB — 24″ NB

Type :Seamless / Capillary Tubes

Form :Round Tubes, Square Tubes, Rectangular Tubes.

Length :Single Random, Double Random & Required Length

End :Plain End, Beveled End, Treaded

Finish :Annealed and Pickled, Polished, Bright Annealed, Cold Drawn

Application of Stainless Steel 317/317L Seamless Tubes :

1. Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

· Used for handling corrosive chemicals, acids, and solvents.

· Common in heat exchangers, condensers, and piping systems.

2. Pharmaceutical and Food Processing

· Ideal for cleanroom applications and processing environments due to hygienic and non-reactive properties.

3. Marine and Coastal Structures

· Suitable for seawater and saline environments due to enhanced resistance to chloride corrosion.

Conclusion :

Stainless Steel 317/317L seamless tubes offer a superior combination of corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, and durability, making them a reliable choice for demanding applications across various industries

[udhhyog2]

Buy SS 304 Blind Flange | Lowest Price in India

SS 304 Blind Flanges are a vital component for industrial piping systems, known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and strength. These flanges, made from stainless steel grade 304, are designed to seal the ends of pipes or valves, making them ideal for industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, water treatment, and more. For businesses in India, finding SS 304 Blind Flanges at the lowest price is essential for minimizing operational costs while ensuring high-quality performance. With a wide range of suppliers offering competitive pricing, it's easier than ever to source these flanges at the best rates.

What is SS 304 Blind Flange?

SS 304 Blind Flanges are flat, circular components used to close off the ends of pipelines, valves, or pressure vessels. Unlike other flanges, the blind flange does not have a central bore, meaning it completely blocks the flow of liquid or gas through the pipe. This makes it useful for isolating sections of a piping system for maintenance, testing, or system shutdowns.

The material used in these flanges—stainless steel grade 304—is an austenitic alloy with high chromium (18%) and nickel (8%) content. This composition gives SS 304 its excellent corrosion resistance, making it a perfect choice for harsh industrial environments where chemicals, moisture, and high temperatures are present.

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Why Buy SS 304 Blind Flanges in India?

India is home to a vast array of suppliers and manufacturers offering SS 304 Blind Flanges at competitive prices. Buying locally ensures that you have access to high-quality products that meet Indian and international standards, such as ASTM or ASME certifications. Here are a few reasons why purchasing SS 304 Blind Flanges in India makes sense:

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Tips for Finding SS 304 Blind Flanges at the Lowest Price in India

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Little P.Eng.: Pipe Stress Analysis and Support Design Engineering Consultant

In the world of engineering, precision and safety are paramount, especially when it comes to piping systems. Any miscalculation or oversight can have severe consequences, ranging from safety hazards to costly downtime. This is where Little P.Eng. Engineering steps in as a trusted partner, providing expert pipe stress analysis and support design services to ensure the structural integrity and efficiency of piping systems across various industries.

With a reputation for excellence and a commitment to delivering tailored solutions, Little P.Eng. Engineering has established itself as a go-to engineering consultant for those seeking to optimize their piping systems.

Expertise in Pipe Stress Analysis

At the core of Little P.Eng.'s services is their expertise in pipe stress analysis. This crucial engineering discipline involves assessing the forces, stresses, and displacements acting on piping systems to ensure they operate safely and efficiently. Whether it's static stress analysis, dynamic stress analysis, thermal analysis, or seismic analysis, Little P.Eng. Engineering has a team of highly skilled engineers who are well-versed in these complex assessments.

Static stress analysis, for example, is employed to evaluate the stresses in stationary piping systems, ensuring they can withstand the pressures and loads they are subjected to during normal operation. Dynamic stress analysis, on the other hand, deals with transient conditions such as startup, shutdown, and water hammer, which can place additional stress on the system.

Ensuring Compliance with Standards

One of the hallmarks of Little P.Eng.'s services is their unwavering commitment to compliance with industry standards and codes. Piping systems must adhere to strict safety and regulatory guidelines, and Little P.Eng. Engineering ensures that all their analyses and designs meet or exceed these standards. Whether it's ASME, ANSI, API, ASTM, or local building codes, clients can trust that their projects are in full compliance.

Customized Solutions for Unique Needs

No two piping systems are identical, and Little P.Eng. Engineering understands this well. They excel in providing customized solutions that align with the specific needs and challenges of each project. Whether it's an oil refinery, a pharmaceutical facility, or a power plant, Little P.Eng.'s team tailors their services to ensure optimal results.

Support Design Expertise

In addition to pipe stress analysis, Little P.Eng. Engineering offers support design services that play a critical role in the stability and longevity of piping systems. Proper support design involves creating structures and supports that hold piping systems in place, preventing excessive movement, vibrations, and stress.

Little P.Eng. Engineering's support design services encompass a range of aspects, including pipe support design, structural analysis, material selection, and installation guidance. These services are crucial in preventing issues like excessive stress, vibrations, misalignment, and premature wear in piping systems.

Commitment to Safety and Quality

Safety is Little P.Eng.'s top priority. Their pipe stress analysis and support design services are driven by a deep commitment to ensuring the safety of people, the environment, and assets. They meticulously evaluate every aspect of a piping system to identify potential safety hazards and implement measures to mitigate them.

Quality assurance is woven into the fabric of Little P.Eng.'s services. They maintain rigorous quality control processes throughout the project lifecycle, from initial analysis to final implementation. This dedication to quality results in reliable and durable piping systems.

Client-Centric Approach

Little P.Eng. Engineering takes a client-centric approach, focusing on understanding the unique needs and goals of each client. They engage in open communication and collaboration, ensuring that clients are actively involved in the decision-making process. This approach fosters trust and transparency, key elements in successful engineering projects.

Timely and Efficient Service

In the world of engineering, time is often of the essence. Little P.Eng. Engineering understands the importance of meeting project timelines. Their streamlined processes and experienced team allow them to deliver timely and efficient services without compromising quality. This ensures that clients can rely on them to meet their project deadlines and objectives.

Continuous Improvement

In an ever-evolving field like engineering, staying current with the latest advancements is crucial. Little P.Eng. Engineering is committed to continuous improvement and invests in ongoing training and development for their team members. This dedication to staying at the forefront of technological advancements allows them to provide cutting-edge solutions to their clients.

Little P.Eng.: Pipe Stress Analysis and Support Design Engineering Consultant

A Pipe Stress Analysis and Support Design engineering consultant offers a range of services to ensure the structural integrity, safety, and efficiency of piping systems in various industries. These services may include:

1.      Pipe Stress Analysis:

Static Stress Analysis: Evaluating stresses, forces, and displacements in stationary piping systems.

Dynamic Stress Analysis: Assessing the effects of transient conditions, such as startup, shutdown, and water hammer.

Thermal Stress Analysis: Analyzing the impact of temperature variations on piping materials and components.

Seismic Analysis: Evaluating the response of piping systems to seismic forces and designing for earthquake resistance.

Fatigue Analysis: Predicting the fatigue life of components subjected to cyclic loading.

2.      Support Design Services:

Pipe Support Design: Designing supports, hangers, and restraints to prevent excessive movement and stress in piping systems.

Structural Analysis: Evaluating the structural integrity of support structures and ensuring compliance with safety codes.

Material Selection: Recommending suitable materials for support components based on factors like load-bearing capacity and corrosion resistance.

Installation Guidance: Providing recommendations and specifications for the proper installation of supports.

3.      Compliance with Standards and Codes:

Ensuring that all designs and analyses meet relevant industry standards, codes, and regulations, such as ASME, ANSI, API, ASTM, and local building codes.

Assisting clients in obtaining necessary permits and approvals for piping system installations or modifications.

4.      Customized Solutions:

Tailoring pipe stress analysis and support design services to the specific needs and requirements of each project.

Developing unique solutions for complex or challenging piping system configurations.

5.      Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting:

Investigating and diagnosing issues related to piping system failures, leaks, or performance problems.

Recommending corrective actions and retrofits to address identified problems.

6.      Hygienic Piping Design (in industries like pharmaceuticals and food production):

Designing piping systems that comply with stringent sanitary and hygiene standards to prevent contamination.

Implementing design solutions that minimize dead legs, reduce the risk of bacterial growth, and facilitate cleaning and sterilization.

7.      Stress Testing and Simulation:

Conducting computer simulations and modeling to predict stress and strain behavior under different operating conditions.

Performing load testing to validate the performance of pipe supports and restraints.

8.      Energy Efficiency Optimization:

Identifying opportunities to improve energy efficiency by optimizing piping system configurations and insulation.

Recommending modifications to reduce heat loss or improve heat transfer.

9.      Retrofit and Upgrade Design:

Developing plans and designs for the retrofit or upgrade of existing piping systems to meet current safety and performance standards.

Incorporating advanced technologies and materials for improved reliability and efficiency.

10.  Documentation and Reporting:

Generating comprehensive reports, including stress analysis reports, design drawings, specifications, and installation instructions.

Maintaining accurate records of all analyses, designs, and project documentation.

11.  Consulting and Expert Witness Services:

Providing expert consulting services for legal matters, including expert witness testimony in cases involving piping system failures or disputes.

12.  Project Management and Coordination:

Overseeing and coordinating the implementation of recommended design changes or support installations to ensure proper execution.

Pipe Stress Analysis and Support Design engineering consultants play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of piping systems across various industries, and their services are vital for preventing failures, reducing downtime, and maintaining regulatory compliance.

The listing below indicates a few of Meena Development’s most commonly served industries.

Steel and Metals Industry 

Energy and Power Generation Industry 

Water and Wastewater Industry 

Oil & Gas Industry 

Chemicals and Plastics Industry 

Pulp & Paper Industry 

Facility Services 

Residential Buildings Sector 

Hospitality and Hotel Sector 

Commercial Buildings Sectors 

Sports and Stadia Buildings Sector 

Education Buildings Sector 

Government Buildings Sector 

Hospitals Engineering Services 

Biotech / Pharmaceutical – Engineering Services 

Food & Beverage – Engineering Services 

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[steelindustryman]

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1. Udhhyog

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Why Udhhyog?

Competitive Prices: Udhhyog offers the best rates on SS 316 blind flanges in Delhi.

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[elfntr]

In conventional MS-DOS 8086 ASM, you display a single character by loading a value into AX and calling interrupt 0x10 so like

MOV AH,0Eh ;tells int 10h to do teletype output MOV AL,"H" ;character to print INT 10h

now, AH and AL here are two 8-bit halves of the 16bit register AX (the high byte and low byte respectively) which means that this display method means conventional MS-DOS can only use up to 256 characters-- and don't forget that this includes control characters like say, line feed, carriage return, escape, so on... not just printed characters. To display a newline in 8086 MS-DOS ASM you can do:

MOV AX,0E0Ah INT 10h MOV AL,0Dh INT 10h

(i shortened the first command compared to the original snippet because you now understand the relationship between AX, AH, and AL, dear reader. This saves a few CPU clocks :)

So you're pretty limited on the number of characters you can display.... and that's why PC-98 MS-DOS is not binary compatible with standard flavor MS-DOS XD

Like, you can display 65536 characters if you use an entire 16-bit register for the character code and use another register to call the print operation, but first you need to have a reason to do this and to actually do it.

[oflgtfol]

Okay same venom 2003 anon again. I dont have anything else to add to what ur saying as again i didnt read venom 2003 So im just nodding respectfully and wisely to everything your saying but re ur tags is the artist you mean Humberto Ramos? Bc if it is if it helps he's a pretty unpopular artist amongst people (though usually for criticisms about his art being “too cartoony” instead of anything meaningful like the objectification of women which i personally despise when people do that. No more realism sexy super models i want hyper stylisation ONLY in my comic books just to piss those people off). I also personally do not care about him as an artist no hate nor respect towards him but again the bar is so low 😭 ive seen so many genuinely boring deeply misogynistic artists who treat women the exact same awful objectifying way but who get passes in comic book spaces because their art is more Conventionally Likeable. Like if im gonna be forced to see a woman be drawn as only one body type and face and breasting boobily id much rather take the uglier style or the more stylised style just to have something Interesting To Look At then Another Boring Generic Guy Drawing Semi Realism with Soft Shading Based off 1950s Pin ups but thats just me personally as a lifelong comic book guy

YES HUMBERTO RAMOS. i hate the venom 2003 art but in the past two hours i've come to realize that humberto ramos is my real enemy here and the only real fault of venom 2003 is its resemblance of ramos's art (of course in addition to its own home brewed sexism).

i really love stylized art and i hate realistic styles. i love the classic ASM look because it struck a nice balance between the two: the 1960s-80s need to depict the human form in a standardized, realistic way (likely due to toy sales, at least if its caused by the same phenomenon of 80s cartoons, a la he-man, having that same look to them), but the flat colors, limited color palette, and cell shading were so so wonderfully simple and sleek in a really fun way. gave such a distinct Look to the comic, and the simplicity of the colors also made the realistic lineart not too realistic. it just felt very intentional, very careful, very creative with their technological limitations, and it's such a timeless look that has aged so well even still to the 2020s

so while i love the classique look, i also love when comic styles go even further to really break the mold and stylize further!! herrera in venom 2003, and ramos's whole *gestures broadly* COULD be good, if only they were done a little bit more purposefully, and yknow, minus the outrageous sexism

and yes sexism is overall so entrenched in marvel comics and i wouldn't be surprised if it also infected literally all other comic companies out there, considering We Live In A Society. anyone who dares to argue that misogyny doesn't exist needs to go become a comic geek and read hundreds of marvel comics and see

1. how utterly shallow women are characterized compared to their male counterparts

2. how female characters so rarely get to exist on their own outside of a male character; ie. female characters who are only side characters for a male hero, or superheroines who are literaly just "female version of xyz popular male character!", etc etc etc

3. the way women are visually depicted compared to men. men, especially the superheroes, are still subject to white patriarchal standards of beauty of course, but the huge muscles they're drawn with are a form of power, a "look how cool i am." you will never get that with a female character. they are only ever depicted with the same fucking face, the same fucking body type, the same fucking curves and tasteful cleavage and pouty lips and cat eye makeup.

4. and while the men have these like insane muscles that do not exist irl, they at least get to POSE in ways that are not sexualized. the women characters, even if their designs are not objectifying, will still be posed so that their butts face the camera, they have a pretty side profile to show off the silhouette of their breasts, etc. if you really pay careful attention to the way women are placed in comic panels compared to men it's so insane. so fucking insane

but yknow, all of those things tend to manifest in subtle ways, ways that you really can only pick up when you've read so many comics over a decent amount of time, and when you're otherwise prepared to read for and pick up on sexist elements. so i guess i REALLY draw my line and get pissed the fuck off beyond belief when comic writers and/or artists then begin to just be, blatantly, fucking sexist. a la those terrible panels from ASM spider island. a la that one she-hulk issue. a la spider-man/red sonja. when it's blatant it means you give NO fucks, it means you don't even believe women are people because you don't expect them to be engaging your works and thus you don't expect any sort of audience outcry from your blatant sexism, it means you literally only see women as objects for your male audience to oogle over, it's beyond frustrating

[itwasanangryinch]

I am never coming out again

Lots of queer people consider coming out to be a never ending process. An endless saga of informing new people or reminding old ones of who you fundamentally are. Well. Not who you fundamentally are, but to tell them information that will fundamentally change how they see you. That the world as a whole has an acceptable base standard and that your being is a deviation of that.

I reject that premise.

I’m nearly 30. I have green eyes. My hair is originally brown, but has quite a few red highlights when left out in the sun. Lately, I’ve been bleaching it blonder. Keeping it un “toned.”

I like the brassiness.

Matches my personality better.

Starting a new job in the Midwest as a queer person is always a challenge. Even when you’re attached to a mid-sized city, there’s still a 50/50 chance that you’re talking to a bigot.

50/50 is still considered relatively good odds compared to “some places.”

You join a retail store, cos on paper that’s all you’re qualified for. You like the store director, he’s nice but always seems harried. He respects you, even when you’re a little awkward. Both he and the assistant store manager think that you could go far with the company.

A company that wasn’t even in your top 10 ideal places to work, just close to your house.

Before you know it, you’re low-key planning a career there.

Five months in, that store director is transferred. Twelve years in one store. Been with it almost since it’s opened and been with the company for nearly twenty years. But regional thinks that it’s time for a management shakeup.

Before even meeting the new guy, you’re looking at transferring.

A month after, the assistant store managers also shuffle stores at regional’s insistence.

I’ve always been... different. Never quite fitting in all the way. Like a puzzle piece with a false common edge. Seems like it should fit lots of places, but when you really look at it, it never quite does.

Must be why ‘queer’ resonates so much deeper than an ever expanding bulk acronym.

Because it doesn’t matter how far it expands or how many people it’s looking to include, you’re never quite sure that this is where you belong either.

It takes two months to properly meet the new guy. He’s been with the company so long that he’s on vacation for almost that entire time. He brags about ten stores in fourteen years as a store director and fanciest himself the company's fixer.

The longest conversation you have in three months is regarding an already-approved vacation request that he readily admits he didn’t really look at. He asks if you can delay your trip by a day to accommodate a newly released schedule. For a job where you’re making $10/hr. You tell him that you’ve paid $1200 just for the flight. You’re prepared to give notice.

It’s not about the money.

Australia is beautiful. Life changing in so many ways. But when you come back, one of your work friends tells you you can’t be out at this store. Not any longer. It’s no longer safe.

You had been slowly working your way towards a workplace public transition and getting yourself comfortable with your new name and correcting people when they make the wrong assumptions about you. Getting up the nerve for that comes after.

You still stay at that job longer than you should. Burning yourself out for a job you hate more and more  each day with the new ASM acting openly hostile because you no longer will accept being misgendered by her. Or by guests.

Your worst experience with a customer is a woman who refuses to show an ID for a financial transaction. She demands a manager and you call over one of your friends. The angry woman tells your friend that “he...she --IT-- won’t put money on my father’s card.”

All your friend can say to the woman is that she’s “so sorry.”

And she stammers it over and over again to the woman while she complains about a rule put in place to protect the father she allegedly cares so much about. Later she gives a half-assed apology and allows for an extra fifteen minute break so you don’t leave her by herself to close the store.

I am almost 30 and officially I’ve “come out” twice. Once as bisexual and once as transgender. I consider both of those times to be the relatively perfunctory notices to my parents.

I live in a place where half the population openly hates me for what I fundamentally am. Where I get unsolicited comments on my body from cab drivers and colleagues. Do tits affect how well I take pictures now?

Does my mostly passing face and voice paired with an often not-passing body suggest to you that I’m open to casual sex? Or an offer to help you with my language and culture if you teach me yours inherently invite a too-lingering hug?

One where you won’t release and I begin to panic having already confirmed with Uber the end of the ride while you drive around the block to help me find my rented front door?

I’m turning 30 and I’m no longer coming out for your benefit. If you assume that I’m straight, that’s your problem. If you insist that I’m cis, that’s on you.

I came out for the last time seven years ago and there won’t be another “coming out.” It will be a piece of information you’re informed of. A fact about me like my green eyes and brassy hair. But what it will never be is another coming out.

Frankly, the world at large is not important enough to merit one.

[traincat]

Hello. How old was Gwen when she died? Did they ever give her a canon age?

She would've been roughly 19. She's identified as being no older than that in at least one issue -- so 19, 20ish.

"Couldn't have been more than nineteen." (Peter Parker v2 #26)

You can play with this a little because it's not like, the hardest of canon dates, but Peter was still in college for a while after Gwen died (she dies in ASM #121 and Peter doesn't graduate until ASM #185 -- not the longest gap by modern standards, but things did move quite a bit quicker in the '70s) so it makes sense to me.