Gary of hekal.org claims Jim Dixon wrote this software for the Apple II.

Eric T. Senior writes "LOLA stood for Lambda-On-Line-Again. It was created by Jim Dixon (aka Lambda-Boy). It was run by Mike "Barney" Fishell out of his apartment in La Mesa, CA. The system was run on a PC that used a Menlo Park Phone Book to prevent the motherboard from shorting out on the bottom of the case. LOLA went on-line around 1983-1984 (if memory serves correct). A couple of years later, after LOLA, LISA came on-line (Lambda-Is-Still-Around)."