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Code to FlowChart is an advanced source code to flowchart converter for software engineer and document writers. It automatically generate flow chart/NS chart from source code, and help user to understand complex program structures by visual diagrams.

Google Summer of Code Surpise by Holden Karau

Yay! I'm super happy to have gotten my Google summer of Codeing book. Now to just find the time to read it inbetween all of my codeing :)

Codes by Arturo G. Rosquil

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Code civil 2015 by LexisNexis

Coding some Rails by Peter Hellberg

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primes_using_regex by doubleoh2

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Linear Visual Binary Alphabet Key by Graeme Kilshaw

In this image, there is a linear visual binary series that shows the corresponding alphabet key.

vincentinorbit twitter qr code by vincentinorbit

Code Orange Kids by Caroline Moore

Code Orange Kids

Anti-Flag 20 years tour

Mr. Smalls, Pittsburgh, PA

May 31, 2013

code geass by Sao Peng Chio

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Studio Electronics Code by Nova Musik

Guts of the Studio Electronics Code

QR-Code by Sylvia Sackwitz Fotografie

QR-Code

Adventure Coder Issue 7 Pages 26 & 27 by Chris Hester

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area code by Alberto Benbunan

[code name]-01815 by APPLEDOLLS RAGDOLL CATTERY

Code Geass Tree by m.matias15

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Hold Me

Shadow, background and fill color random by dear martínez

W2_03_03 Shadow, background and fill color random

Code & Urinals by Eric Mayville

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CODE TALKERS-15 by joe the beast1

training for the code talkers

CODE GEASS - 24 - Large 25 by Shinkazo

Studio Electronics Code by Nova Musik

Guts of the Studio Electronics Code

CODE GEASS - 09 - Large 39 by Shinkazo

Code Black meet by Chris Reddick

Code Geass by neshachan

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Code Geass Cosplayer @ Youmacon 2008. She received Best of Weekend because her costume was so neatly stitched.

More Youmacon photos coming your way!

bokeh target film example by Paul

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To make the bokode targets I printed them on paper, then took a photo of them onto 35 mm slide film. This example is self-referential: the target is on film shown on the left. The right image shows the "bokeh" image, taken with the film placed in the "bokeh projector" and the camera a meter away but focused at infinity. (The text is the MIT's SIGGRAPH abstract).

The body of text here is about 3.5 mm high. A letter 'e' is about 85 microns high.

code 2011 176 by JRimagespics