With the growth of surveillance cameras and facial recognition everywhere, I'm wondering if anyone knows of any adversarial knitting patterns that can disrupt recognition?
I saw one sweater pattern, but I was hoping for something more beginner-friendly, like a hat, scarf, muffler, or mask or something or even just a duplicate stitching pattern.
With the growth of surveillance cameras and facial recognition everywhere, I'm wondering if anyone knows of any adversarial knitting patterns that can disrupt recognition?
I saw one sweater pattern, but I was hoping for something more beginner-friendly, like a hat, scarf, muffler, or mask or something or even just a duplicate stitching pattern.
My No Kings hat for the 4th of July based on the Portland frog hat design with a "No Kings" morse code brim.
I made it a little too tall, so I sewed some of the top together in the middle to make the eyes stand out more.
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I'd really like to have both my work desk and personal computer desk in the sunroom, but I'm trying to figure out how to arrange that.
Please excuse the fact that I can't draw straight lines, but this is the room layout. There are baseboard heaters, so I also need to leave a little space from the wall and any furniture or rugs. Basically that 5x7 rug is the usable space more or less.
The only two outlets are just outside the bathroom and in the 54" wall outside the laundry area, so I'll need an extension cord no matter what.
I'll only use the desks one at a time, but I do want to have two different chairs for them. For both desks, I need about 4ft of space from the far edge of my desk to the end of my chair, ideally a little more in case I need to be able to scoot back my chair.
My personal desk is 4ft wide. My current work desk is a double desk with two 3ft sections joined with a 1ft section (that sticks out a little and acts as the legs on that side). I'm considering taking off one of the 3ft sections to just have it be 4ft wide and slightly L-shaped, but I could also just get a different desk for my work computer.
They won't fit side by side without blocking the walkway on the left, so any ideas on how I could angle them to make this work?
I wanted to try something different, so I made a Portland frog hat with morse code reading NO KINGS around the brim (1 purl = dot, 3 purls = dash, knit = space).
Winged it on straight needles based on PDXknitterati's pattern and did duplicate stitching with bulky yarn for the eyes. I want to try adding some slipped stitched near the top to try to accentuate the eye shape more next time.