wRitE In JOloGz sPEaK iN n0h TimE LoLZ!

Posted on December 9th, 2009. Written by Rico.

oVeR at teChiE, I wRote ABoutz two ONlInE toolZ Tht LEt u “JOlOgOfY” uRsElF lolZ!

fiRST iz d joLOgZ TRANslTOr, wHICH tAkEz any Txt u PUT inNd2RNZ intO QuaSI-JOLOgz spEak lOLZ! nExT iz d jologofy bookmrklEt, a lInk U caN dRAG In2ur BrOwSEr’z boOkmrk tOoLbRNd2rn IT iNtO a “joloGofy” bUTToN p0Wh. oncE u clicK oN thiz buTTon, D txT on D WebsItE U’re CuRreNTlY vIewiNg iZ iNstaNtLy 2RnED INto JOlogZ TxT!

The BOoKmrKlet iZ A GReat ExAmPlE of adDing To SoMeonE Else’z wOrK p0wh. “GuiSsU” wZ REsPONSiBLE For d TransltoR, while “aqsIpT” UseD d tRANsltOR’Z COdE to Cre8 D booKMRkLEt. ObViouslY, i uSed d TraNSLTOR TO crE8 thiz article. enjOy lOlZ!

Had a hard time reading that? Here’s the original text, before it was run through The Jologs Translator:

Over at Techie, I wrote about two online tools that let you “Jologofy” yourself!

First is The Jologs Translator, which takes any text you put in and turns into quasi-jologs speak! Next is the Jologofy bookmarklet, a link you can drag into your browser’s bookmark toolbar and turn it into a “Jologofy” button. Once you click on this button, the text on the website you’re currently viewing is instantly turned into jologs text!

The bookmarklet is a great example of adding to someone else’s work. “guissmo” was responsible for the translator, while “akosipat” used the translator’s code to create the bookmarklet. Obviously, I used the translator to create this article. Enjoy!

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