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This is from a couple years ago - he's in college now - kidding; I presented it w/ a toy taxicab car. It's his taxicab dispatcher sweater vest, complete w/ a set of stackable yellow & black buttons, to play checkers on the back!
#knitwear #designer #no #patterns #ever #knitting #cable #stitch #taxicab #dispatcher #child #sweater #vest #red #light #big #buttons #blue #epaulets #checker #board #reverse #knit #purl #cute #kid #toy #car #needles #ribbing #collar #pick #up #stitches #yarn #gauge

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#References

[3] Rahmstorf, S., 2024. A dangerous Atlantic Ocean tipping point detrimental for Europe’s climate. Presented at the LOGIN 2024 - Park of future trends, Vilnius, Lithuania.
purl.org/INRMM-MiD/z-MEZSUHLJ
(#PURL to the archived video web.archive.org/web/2024060913
Original: youtube.com/watch?v=ZHNNW8c_Fa )

[4] Rahmstorf, S., 2024. Is the Atlantic Overturning Circulation approaching a tipping point? Oceanography.
doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2024.5

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#References

[3] Wheeler, D.A., 2013. What is open security? Report ADA607073 - under contract N66001- 11-C-0001, subcontract D6384-S5, “Homeland Open Security Technology (HOST)” for Georgia Tech Research Institute. Institute for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, United States.
apps.dtic.mil/sti/citations/AD
(archived: purl.org/INRMM-MiD/z-ZGWQEYCL )

apps.dtic.milDefense Technical Information Center

Ecma TC54 will be working towards standardizing Package URL, specifically purl, vers, and purl types. TC54 will be working out the details over the next few weeks. We invite everyone to learn more about TC54 and contribute to the advancement of Package URL.

Additionally, a #purl channel is now available on the CycloneDX Slack workspace where nearly 2K people are discussing SBOM and related technologies. Slack information and invite located on the TC54 website.

tc54.org/

tc54.orgEcma TC54 | Software and System TransparencyEcma Technical Committee 54 is chartered to standardize the OWASP CycloneDX Bill of Materials specification, standards and algorithms that advance transparency and identity, and the sharing of transparency information across the supply chain.

When someone registers a CVE, a vulnerability, for a product the CNA that opens the issue adds a name for the product called a CPE. The owner of the product is not always involved and the name is not very specific. This leads to problems when we try to match names in our SBOM with the names in the CVE and NVD databases to see if there's any issues. A "not found" answer means both "product not found" and "product found, but no CVEs reported" - which is confusing.

The community is heading towards PURL, package URL, as a name specification. The PURL specification will be standardised by ECMA, spearheaded by OWASP, which is a good step forward. It's an extensible naming scheme that can be used for a large variety of packages - NPM, Maven, Linux packaging, crates and more. It can also be used for projects and products outside of these systems.

Naming is important and we do hope that coming versions of the CVE/NVD will adopt PURLs. Check it out at github.com/package-url/purl-sp

As other systems already use PURL, make sure you have PURLs in your SBOM!

#PURL#SBOM#CVE
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@dys_morphia

This is one of the challenges I had with #knitting any sort of unique #pattern.

My current, first, project is all #garter #stitch. Since then, I've marked some patterns that involve only #knit / #purl combinations for a #blanket for my cat.

Another challenge I have is wanting to try different combinations of knit-purl, but not knowing if it'll look weird.

For example, if I choose to repeat {k7, p5, k2}, I would have no clue what that would look like after a handful of rows, especially for projects of different width/cast-on length. I think this would be an amazing tool. I guess most people just prefer to knit various patterns made by others, but I find myself attracted to understanding the way the fibres interact and weave. I'm not sure if there's a term for this...

I'm currently too busy to even knit more than one row of my blanket, so I haven't had any time to work on such a #script / #program, but maybe once I have more of a 9-5 style job...