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A badge for extreme cleverness goes to Erudil.

To jbeninger:

If I get your gist your thinking of forming a stereoscopic picture from source code? Cool, but can I advise a lie down in a dark room for a few hours.

This could be construed as a challenge, but it would be phenomenal to see that even attempted. I'm sure it could be done but every character will need to be right to produce the desired effect, or it would need to be BIG - and stand well back.

Good luck with it.

In reply to Re: Re: Blinded by the light... by awkmonk
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