Pretty silly and insider-y, but might actually offer some sort of useful glimpse into the world of programming. And if not it's pretty funny.

I HAS 1337 CODE. LOL11!: LOLCODE:
HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
I HAS A VAR
IM IN YR LOOP
	UP VAR!!1
	VISIBLE VAR
	IZ VAR BIGGER THAN 10? KTHXBYE
IM OUTTA YR LOOP
KTHXBYE

- jim 5-30-2007 1:05 am

o noes! lol!

- mark 5-30-2007 4:15 am


Slightly related: lolbots.
- jim 5-31-2007 11:50 pm


halbot
- mark 6-01-2007 12:43 am


Hooper: I'll help! I hav l33t shrk kllng sk1llz! LMAO

... and ...

jebus


- mark 6-05-2007 1:15 am


i can has cheezburger.?

Surprisingly hard to explain to a normal person.

From a Businessweek article on blogs that make money:

Eric Nakagawa, a software developer in Hawaii, posted a single photo of a fat, smiling cat he found on the Internet, with the caption, "I can has cheezburger?" in January, 2007, at a Web site he created. It was supposed to be a joke. Soon after he posted a few more images in the same vein: cute cats with funny captions written in a silly, invented hybrid of Internet shorthand and baby-talk. Then he turned the site into a blog, so that visitors could comment on the postings. What happened after that would have been hard for anyone to predict.

"We just thought, O.K., they're funny,"Nakagawa says. "Suddenly we started getting hits. I was like, where are these coming from?"...

...He saw traffic on the blog, I Can Has Cheezburger, which he runs with his partner, "Tofuburger" (she refuses to disclose her real name) double each month: 375,000 hits in March, 750,000 in April, 1.5 million in May. Cheezburger now gets 500,000 page views a day from between 100,000 and 200,000 unique visitors, according to Nakagawa. The cheapest ad costs $500 for a week. The most expensive goes for nearly $4,000. Nakagawa, an accidental entrepreneur who saw his successful business materialize out of the ether, quit his programming job at the end of May: "It made more sense to do this and see how big it could get."
That sort of gets it, except I don't think it's baby-talk. It's more like non english speaking script kiddie talk. You hear this sort of request all the time in programming forums - "I can has kode to hack websitz now?" Teh Internet FTW!
- jim 7-21-2007 2:55 am


The final lolcat joke?
- jim 12-04-2007 2:21 am





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