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The Lolinator Lets LOLcats Invade UR Websiet

Lolinator

The coding turkeys at Malevolent Design have created the Lolinator, a re-rendering engine which "gives us a terrifying glimpse into an alternate dimension where LOLcats created the web."

Every website you feed into the Lolinator has its HTML mangled and reassembled by the LOLcats, resulting in a display of LOLtxt on top of wizard-laden, butterfly-backgrounded muck. Even images are Lolinated.

Here’s Slashdot, Techmeme (that one is good), Apple and our very own siet, Compiler. Unfortunately, Wired News was far too huge and awesome and bursting with killer content for the Lolinator to parse properly. It spit an error.

It’s obvious the Malevolent Design group has been tinkering with that alien genius ray we discovered. Even though they brashly disregarded a direct order to keep their hands to themselves, we’re going to let this one slide.

[kthx, Eliot]

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