Su trabajo es abrir una ventana del navegador del navegador predeterminado a http://codegolf.stackexchange.com .

Su código debe abrir el navegador y no puede confiar en uno abierto.

Este es el código de golf , por lo que gana la respuesta más corta en bytes.

 GNU Emacs, 29 27 14 bytes

(eww"ppcg.ga")

EWW es un navegador dentro de Emacs. La browse-webfunción es un alias para eww, y eso hace que ewwel navegador predeterminado en Emacs:

Su trabajo es abrir una ventana del navegador del navegador predeterminado a http://codegolf.stackexchange.com .

Gracias a @CoolestVeto, @Jonathan Leech-Pepin y @ zyabin101.

Oración , 41 bytes

No ganar, pero seguro fue divertido. ¡A partir de ahora, solo estoy 1 bytee detrás de Python!

I need webbrowser
Now open "http:ppcg.ga"

Explicación:

I need compila a import $1 con webbrowserser el módulo.

Now ejecuta el siguiente comando desde el módulo como module.command con los argumentos de todo lo que sigue.

Entonces esto se compila para:

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import webbrowser
webbrowser.open("http:ppcg.ga")

Sin http:embargo, termino necesitando la parte, y no se puede acortar.

Lote, 17 bytes

Guardado 3 bytes gracias a Mego.

start www.ppcg.ga

Esto se abrirá en su navegador predeterminado si lo ejecuta desde la línea de comandos de Windows.

Creo que también funcionará en Powershell, pero no estoy seguro.

PowerShell, 17 16 bytes

saps www.ppcg.lol 

Usando un dominio aún más corto proporcionado por Milo.

saps www.ppcg.ga

Si bien startes un alias conocido, Start-Processhay otro para saps. Puedes ver esto desde Get-Alias. Sigue la convención para similares Start-y Stop-cmdlets.

Terminal (OSX), 20 18 17 bytes

open http:ppcg.ga

Guardado 2 gracias a CoolestVeto

MATLAB, 28 25 bytes

web www.ppcg.lol -browser

• wwwes más corto http://y garantiza que la dirección se procese como una URL
• Esto es más corto utilizando la llamada de función implícita (que convierte las entradas como cadenas) en lugar de la versión explícita web('www.ppcg.lol', '-browser').
• Si está en un OS X, esto puede simplificarse web ppcg.lol -browserya que MATLAB agregará automáticamente un http://( 21 bytes )

Alternativas :

• En Windows, esto se puede acortar a ( 19 bytes )

  !start www.ppcg.lol
  

• En OS X ( 21 bytes )

  !open http://ppcg.lol
  

• Lo siguiente funcionaría en una aplicación MATLAB implementada ( 16 bytes )

  web www.ppcg.lol
  

• Si se pudiera usar el navegador incorporado, esto podría reducirse aún más, como httpestá implícito ( 12 bytes )

  web ppcg.lol
  

AutoHotKey, 16 bytes

Run www.ppcg.lol

Python, 52 48 47 45 44 bytes

Shamelessly borrowing that shortened link.

from webbrowser import*;open("http:ppcg.ga")

Thanks to CrazyPython for -4 bytes, and Sp3000 for a further one.

Edit: shaved 2 more off thanks to CoolestVeto

Edit: thanks to MD XF for registering ppcg.ga and saving another byte

Bash, 24 22 bytes

xdg-open http:ppcg.lol

Not as short as some others. firefox ppcg.lol is shorter, but it doesn't meet question spec.

Java 7, 118 115 bytes

class P{public static void main(String[]a)throws Exception{java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(new java.net.URI("http://ppcg.lol"));}}

Java is not the best language for golfing... Here's the same program in a more readable format:

class P {
    public static void main (String[] a) throws Exception {
        java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(new java.net.URI("http:ppcg.ga"));
    }
}

Saved 2 bytes by removing // in the URI/L, and another byte by switching to .ga from .lol (indirectly thanks to @Milo)

Pylongolf, 11 bytes (Non-Competing)

"ppcg.lol"p

Pushes ppcg.lol into the stack then p opens it.

Java 8, 115 112 bytes

interface P{static void main(String[]a)throws Exception{java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(new java.net.URI("http:ppcg.ga"));}}

Java is not the best language for golfing... Here's the same program in a more readable format:

interface P {
    static void main (String[] a) throws Exception {
        java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(new java.net.URI("http:ppcg.ga"));
    }
}

Saved 2 bytes by removing // (thanks @CoolestVeto), and another byte by switching to .ga from .lol (indirect thanks to @Milo)

JavaScript, 34 bytes

require('open')('http://ppcg.lol')

Uses Node.js

Racket, 41 40 bytes

(require net/sendurl)(send-url"ppcg.ga")

Applescript, 28 bytes

• 3 bytes saved thanks to @CoolestVeto.

open location"http:ppcg.lol"

Mathematica, 28 bytes

SystemOpen@"http://ppcg.lol"

R, 26 bytes

shell.exec("www.ppcg.lol")

I don't know of any shorter way to do this in R.

Actionscript 3, 117 bytes

package{import flash.display.Sprite;public class A extends Sprite{function A(){navigateToUrl("ppcg.lol","_blank")}}}

Like Java, this is not a great golfing language. Here's the code with formatting:

package
{
    import flash.display.Sprite;

    public class A extends Sprite
    {
        function A()
        {
            navigateToUrl("ppcg.lol", "_blank")
        }
    }
}

Rebol 2, 16 15 bytes

browse"ppcg.ga" 

if you accept an error before opening the page on Linux, no error on Windows

20 bytes without an error

browse http:ppcg.lol

Perl 5, 66 57 bytes

Should work everywhere, but needs that import :(

8 bytes saved with @msh210 comment.

use Browser::Open open_browser;open_browser"http:ppcg.ga"

Also, for funsies :

Perl 5 (Windows), 34 bytes

system "start http://www.ppcg.ga"

Perl 5 (Unix), 31 bytes

system "xdg-open http:ppcg.ga"

Common Lisp, 31 bytes

(ext:shell "open http:ppcg.ga")

RFO-BASIC, 22 bytes

BROWSE "http:ppcg.lol"

Read about RFO-BASIC at laughton.com.

VBScript, 57 bytes

I used to have lots of fun creating tiny programs in VBScript, back in 2010.

I've remembered this language and used the code on: https://stackoverflow.com/a/13401872/2729937

It still works on Windows 7, at least.

set S=CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
S.run("www.ppcg.ga")

This is a bit different from the usual start www.ppcg.lol, in the sense that it executes the www.ppcg.ga directly, with an implicit start.

An alternative way would be "cmd.exe /C start www.ppcg.ga".

C#, 33 bytes

Process.Start("http://ppcg.lol");

Opens the default browser to the web address

05AB1E, 16 bytes (non-competing)

Non-competing, since the features used here postdate the challenge. Code:

’…Ò ™³.ÐÏg.´¢’.E

You can try the string online here. This basically evaluates to this batch answer.

Uses the CP1252 encoding.

VB.NET, 32 30 bytes

Process.Start("http:ppcg.lol")

Factor, 38 36 26 bytes

[ "http:ppcg.ga" open-url ]

I didn't know one could golf-off the // in the protocol.

Python, 44 bytes

from webbrowser import*;open('http:ppcg.ga')

URL from this comment
Edit: ppcg.ga seems to become more popular now (but it WAS available when I posted this answer).

Ungolfed:

from webbrowser import * # Loads everything in the webbrowser module
open("http://ppcg.ga/") # Opens default browser to http://ppcg.ga/

Python, 44 bytes

from webbrowser import*;open('http:gfa1.tk')

URL from this answer

Ungolfed:

from webbrowser import * # Loads everything in the webbrowser module
open("http://gfa1.tk/") # Opens default browser to http://gfa1.tk/

Python, 45 bytes

from webbrowser import*;open('http:ppcg.lol')

Ungolfed:

from webbrowser import * # Loads everything in the webbrowser module
open('http://ppcg.lol/') # Opens default browser to http://ppcg.lol/

Take that, ppcg.lol! (1 byte shorter)

Note: I added a separate answer leading to ppcg.lol, 'cause I've noticed the other sites doesn't work for me in Internet explorer 11, and I saw other users having this problem too.

Both are non-non-competing (read that right?)

Ruby, 22 20 19 bytes (on OS X)

`open http:ppcg.ga`

Simple.

Thanks to Daniel for 2 bytes off.

Cheddar, 65 bytes

cheddar.internal(cheddar.uid).require("open").c("http://ppcg.ga")

Accesses cheddar internals and then calls upon open package and calls it with string to PPCG. Make sure you have open npm package installed