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LOLCODE Contractor">quokka.two: LOLCODE Contractor

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

DG hires a wizened LOLCODE con­tractor to com­plete the low-level code for a new web site.

Barcamp Melbourne 2008

Wednesday, February 27th, 2008

On Sat­urday I flew to Mel­bourne to attend Bar­camp.
Very dif­fer­ent to the Sydney Bar­camp: more FOSS people, more code.
Man­aged to score a 5 minute slot near the end of the day. After a long day of PHP, eee PCs, Open XML and other depth­ful things — and being the last offi­cial presenter before beer-o-clock (kindly sponsored […]

LOLCODE on DLR. Download it now">LOLCODE on DLR. Download it now

Sunday, November 11th, 2007

John Lam announces that LOLCODE on the DLR is now avail­able.
INVISIBLE HAPPINESS

LOLCODE 2 or 3 Worlds Collide!!1">zomg!1 zomg!! LOLCODE 2 or 3 Worlds Collide!!1

Saturday, November 10th, 2007

Mar­tin Maly of the Iron­Py­thon team has imple­men­ted LOLCODE on the DLR.
This means that one day we can all manip­u­late the DOM in browsers with LOLCODE.
Thanks to our part­ners, and the free­dom of time that TechEd Europe has given Mar­tin: we’re mov­ing to total world pro­gram­ming lan­guage dom­in­a­tion.
Zomg Zomg!!1 (Thanks Adam!)

LOLCODE (and Microsoft)">SubSonic goes LOLCODE (and Microsoft)

Monday, October 29th, 2007

Rob Con­ery, ASP.NET guru, has found LOLCODE.
He’s even trans­lated North­winds to LOLCODE.
Oh, and on another note: Rob Con­ery is join­ing Microsoft.
Thanks, Nick­hac for the link and lulz!

LOLCODE goes Wikipedia">LOLCODE goes Wikipedia

Friday, August 31st, 2007

After passing all the rules for Wiki­pe­dia, and being marked for dele­tion, LOLCODE is now a per­man­ent entry in Wiki­pe­dia.
A big thanks to Long Zheng for report­ing my Microsoft present­a­tion. Long has been busy: this is his 4th wiki-link.
Also, a shout out to @atl for giv­ing the world some­thing we can LOL about.

LOLCODE.Net">LOLCODE.Net

Tuesday, August 28th, 2007

Time to pitch in!
http://blog.notdot.net/archives/33-I-am-teh-famous,-LOL!.html

BarCampSydney2

Saturday, August 25th, 2007

Five things I saw today that I liked:

Mark Pesce’s Python BlueS­can­ner
Liam and Alex’s Present­a­tion on Lua in Garry’s Mod (hence missed Anna Liu’s present­a­tion)
http://goodbarry.com/  We’re going to see more of this little applic­a­tion.
The expert­ise of those who have gone down the VC path: the depth of shar­ing was great
LOLCODE in UR BarCampSydney2 (at the end […]

LOLCode Presentation at TechEd07

Saturday, August 18th, 2007

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LOLCODE) on LOLCODE at TechEd">Adam Lindsay (Mr LOLCODE) on LOLCODE at TechEd

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

Adam Lind­say, the guru who had the genius idea of LOLCODE and its BDFL (see another eso­teric lan­guage, Python for a defin­i­tion of BFDL) has found out about Microsoft’s plan to take over the world with LOLCODE.
I can has video of this event, and will be encod­ing and upload­ing some­where within a week or so.
Joel Pobar […]

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