Source Magnets
Description: A word cloud style composition with various words and phrases related to computing and life. The prominent text reads "LIFE WOULD BE MUCH EASIER IF I HAD THE SOURCE CODE". Smaller text includes "LOGIC", "PROBLEM", "MISTAKES", "RESOURCES", "AFFECTS", "ISSUES", "LANGUAGE", "COMPUTER", "TIME", "TESTING", "SYSTEM", "PROGRAMS", "SYSTIING", "PROGRAMS EXTEM", "PORTABILITY", "IMPLEMENTATION", "USER", "HARDWARE", and "NETWORK". The "LIFE" and "SOURCE CODE" are in a bright blue color, with other words in shades of gray and white against a black background.
Description: A collage of text and imagery. At the top, binary code flanks the words "I CAN". Below, "CHANGE" is displayed in large red capital letters. A world map rendered with dots and connecting lines overlays the center. "THE WORLD" appears in red capital letters below the map. The bottom section reads "BUT FIRST I NEED THE SOURCE CODE" in white and red capital letters.
I Can Change The World But First I Need The Source Code Binary World Map Magnet
by INSIDE STORE
$4.75
Description: Local Source is an aggregator and online marketplace of locally grown and produced food. We make it possible for farmers to work together to meet the growing demand for local, sustainable food in the Local Source area. Farmers benefit from the marketing, selling, packaging and delivering of their produce and prepared foods. Our marketplace brings fresh, healthy, locally grown and produced food to you, the buyer, in a cost-effective manner on a weekly basis. Ordering from Local Source helps to build and support our community, and to preserve our precious agricultural land for future use.
Description: Vintage Strawberry Festival design. Celebrate sweet summer vibes with this vintage-inspired Strawberry Festival 1968 Locally Sourced graphic design. Perfect for women and girls who love fruit-themed fashion, local produce, and nostalgic summer energy A charming nod to summertime fun, this Strawberry Festival 1968 Locally Sourced design features strawberries and a 1960s-style vibe. Great for local food lovers, resh produce, farmers markets, seasonal event goers, and fruity fashion fans
Description: A line of electrical circuit symbols presented in neon-like colors against a black background. From left to right, the symbols represent a capacitor, a resistor, a voltage source, a sine wave, a meter, a generator, and a ground connection. Below the symbols, the word "CHARGE" is spelled out in white capital letters.
Description: A graphic featuring an abstract, geometric shape on the left. To the right is the text "Laravel", all in a matching red color against a solid black background. The abstract shape comprises lines and angles connecting geometric forms. The letters of the text are large and bold.
Description: A striking graphic centered around a gold-colored pyramid topped with a sword. Below the pyramid, the text "TempleOS" is prominently displayed in bold yellow letters. Additional text reads, "Early Adopter 648x480 Open Source" on the left and "16-Colors! God's Third Temple" on the right. A flock of stylized birds flies above the pyramid.
Description: A pixelated design featuring a retro calculator graphic at the top left. Text reads "I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD" in white and red, superimposed over a wireframe world map. Below the map, "0101010", further text reads "BUT FIRST I NEED THE SOURCE CODE" in white and red.
I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD BUT FIRST I NEED THE SOURCE CODE Pixelated Calculator and World Map Magnet
by didit artwork pangestu
$4.75
Description: A humorous and relatable quote about coding, presented in two distinct fonts and colors against a black background. The top lines, "I WOULD LOVE TO" and "TO CHANGE THE" are in white, block letters. "THE WORLD" is in large, bold, yellow block letters. "BUT THEY WON'T" is in white block letters, and "GIVE ME THE" is in yellow block letters. The final lines, "give me the" and "source code", are in a flowing, script-like font, also in yellow.
I would love to change the world but they won't give me the source code Magnet
by INSIDE STORE
$4.75
Description: A bold white text reads "CHARGE" across the bottom. Above it, a series of six electrical schematic symbols are depicted in thin, colorful lines: a capacitor (light blue), a resistor (orange), an AC voltage source (yellow), an inductor (green), a current meter (red), and a ground symbol (red). The background is black.
Description: The free and open source operating system kernel Linux saw its first public release on September 17, 1991. The design shows the text "LINUX 1991" in a distressed tri-linear stripe typeface. This cool retro design is for people who love open source and want to celebrate one of the most important and influential software projects ever. Great for work, events and IT conferences where Linux geeks & nerds meet.
Linux 1991 - Cool Distressed Design for Free Software Geeks Magnet
by Geeksta - Cool and Funny IT Geek Designs
$4.75
Description: A schematic circuit diagram on a black background. It features a voltage source labeled 'V' connected to three resistors labeled R1Ω, R2Ω, and R3Ω in series at the top. Below, a path shows two colored arrows, blue to yellow, leading to a 0Ω component and then to a ground symbol. The text 'I TAKE THE PATH OF' is at the top and 'LEAST RESISTANCE' is at the bottom, both in white capital letters.
