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it's just lizard's legs.what are the tiny symbols scattered around the lizard?
Feel free to improve the imageMaybe even another pair of parentheses could make it clearer...
That's a contender.dmgenp wrote:what do you think of this favicon ?
greenish version:
black & white version:
(uploaded to flickr) http://www.flickr.com/photos/28715987@N08/2674055707/
this is lizard made from two parentheses.
Very 1987.Tim wrote:A quick Google turned this up:
http://www.lisp.org/img/lisp-big.gif
It'd be possible to shrink that down, but I'm not sure how it would look.
Yea, I think I'd rather go for something very 2008 instead.TheGZeus wrote:Very 1987.Tim wrote:A quick Google turned this up:
http://www.lisp.org/img/lisp-big.gif
It'd be possible to shrink that down, but I'm not sure how it would look.
You could render it in SVG, and it should scale alright then.
Let's do all we can to portray that fact that Lisp is actually something a modern programmer would want to use, not just a retro-language to be learned for historical reasons only.
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) (except not so surprised-looking).Nice! That's a possibility, too. I sort of like the surprised one. Yes, Lisp is that blow-your-mind programming language.theclapp wrote:I like the Planet Lisp one. How about something similar, but with something to indicate "discussion", e.g.
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findinglisp wrote:I sort of like the surprised one. Yes, Lisp is that blow-your-mind programming language.
Indeed.
