Nuyek 1-Year Anniversary - Highland, IL

Decicus · March 2025

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

Blembim · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

Until they charge 2950.33 per year

beanman109 · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

oriend · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Decicus · March 2025

@oriend said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Honestly, I have considered doing a free offer for my fellow LET shitposters (aka Megathread Squad Extended Deluxe Edition™), but wasn't sure what people would need/want. Maybe free @r.at.lol forwarders would be an idea.

beanman109 · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@oriend said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Honestly, I have considered doing a free offer for my fellow LET shitposters (aka Megathread Squad Extended Deluxe Edition™), but wasn't sure what people would need/want. Maybe free @r.at.lol forwarders would be an idea.

do you personally check all my emails with a $25 extortion fee for porn?

sh97 · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

Laughs in mjj.lol

Decicus · March 2025

@beanman109 said:

@Decicus said:

@oriend said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Honestly, I have considered doing a free offer for my fellow LET shitposters (aka Megathread Squad Extended Deluxe Edition™), but wasn't sure what people would need/want. Maybe free @r.at.lol forwarders would be an idea.

do you personally check all my emails with a $25 extortion fee for porn?

just for you I'll CC all your emails into my inbox just in case they're "illegal" content

beanman109 · March 2025

@sh97 said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

Laughs in mjj.lol

i'll sell you the bible once its up for renewal

beanman109 · March 2025

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Decicus said:

@oriend said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Honestly, I have considered doing a free offer for my fellow LET shitposters (aka Megathread Squad Extended Deluxe Edition™), but wasn't sure what people would need/want. Maybe free @r.at.lol forwarders would be an idea.

do you personally check all my emails with a $25 extortion fee for porn?

just for you I'll CC all your emails into my inbox just in case they're "illegal" content

@Blembim already does that for me so having two heads is better than one

mandala · March 2025

@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:

yeah, this gonna attract lots of abuse reports but i've conduct some research on both my registrar and registry

my registrar policy is simple:
Compliance with Laws

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for all content stored or processed on our servers.

You MUST NOT use our services for activities deemed illegal within the European Union or its member states nor anything infringing upon our’ or third parties’ rights.

Avoid Causing Harm

Your actions (or lack thereof) MUST NOT disrupt our services or cause harm to anyone or their property.
and on registry side:
RESTRICTION (NOT BY REGISTRY's WILL)

A court (arbitration) order or enforcement document restricting the right to dispose of
a particular domain name is submitted to the Registry
All of the problems I've encountered are with the IP, not the domain. Takedowns happen but rarely. Can't do anything about that bit be an ICANN accredited registrar yourself.
domain should be the problem if they targeted you not the content you're hosting/forwarding itself

I think owning your own ASN should do the trick if no one is lenient enough to forward an immeasurable amount of complaints to you without termination.

The Tradeoff of owning ASN is your anonymity and a lot more cost overhead and more technical involvement

but you still have to maintain a reputation with your upstream network too cannot be pure ddr ingor

beanman's got a point. Even with all technical and legal things covered, you don't want to deal with abuse. Interesting how my public onion airport is less of a headache than this.

we can say like onion airport is useful for censorship circumvention or something like that not just some malicious stuff

but when it's public facing service that has your name in it, things are diffirent
Free-use onion airports don't serve content, that's the catch. However the abuse complaints are more severe in number and frequency.

I agree with all your points. One more thing we didn't take into account is user base. It's easy to dominate if yours is petite and docile.
my role idea for public serving is nadeko.net, sometimes it's better to do public serving service from your home server if your country is ddr ingor like Chile in this case

cheaper than owning ASN, doesn't sacrify anonymity but has to dealt with local isp regarding abuse report

doesn't sacrify anonymity
Private in term of not showing WHOIS info for the world to see, not so private domestically. Also depends on your preferences. Exposing the city where I'm based in is not so anonymous in my book, but agreeable.
Agreeable

If it's serious enough that local authorities are involved, I don't want to host it at home. If it's not copyright infringement then it's something political.

I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

tho, in some country authorities take copyright infringement seriously

Routing over Tor or I2P helps but latency is too high. Better just offload on your neighbour's wifi.

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better

I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

Normally they don't give a damn about copyright infringements, but in various circumstances your anime wallpaper site could be weaponised (if it's big enough, or whatever) to satisfy your glutton for punishment. Need a scapegoat on bad days.

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Dynamic residential IP sounds like solution to YouTube's aggressive blocking on data center IP ranges. But why do you need to serve Indivious over Tor unless YouTube is illegal in your jurisdiction?

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better

I was referring to stability of home network in serving as a server.

mandala · March 2025

@beanman109 said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:

yeah, this gonna attract lots of abuse reports but i've conduct some research on both my registrar and registry

my registrar policy is simple:
Compliance with Laws

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for all content stored or processed on our servers.

You MUST NOT use our services for activities deemed illegal within the European Union or its member states nor anything infringing upon our’ or third parties’ rights.

Avoid Causing Harm

Your actions (or lack thereof) MUST NOT disrupt our services or cause harm to anyone or their property.
and on registry side:
RESTRICTION (NOT BY REGISTRY's WILL)

A court (arbitration) order or enforcement document restricting the right to dispose of
a particular domain name is submitted to the Registry
All of the problems I've encountered are with the IP, not the domain. Takedowns happen but rarely. Can't do anything about that bit be an ICANN accredited registrar yourself.
domain should be the problem if they targeted you not the content you're hosting/forwarding itself

I think owning your own ASN should do the trick if no one is lenient enough to forward an immeasurable amount of complaints to you without termination.

The Tradeoff of owning ASN is your anonymity and a lot more cost overhead and more technical involvement

but you still have to maintain a reputation with your upstream network too cannot be pure ddr ingor

beanman's got a point. Even with all technical and legal things covered, you don't want to deal with abuse. Interesting how my public onion airport is less of a headache than this.

we can say like onion airport is useful for censorship circumvention or something like that not just some malicious stuff

but when it's public facing service that has your name in it, things are diffirent
Free-use onion airports don't serve content, that's the catch. However the abuse complaints are more severe in number and frequency.

I agree with all your points. One more thing we didn't take into account is user base. It's easy to dominate if yours is petite and docile.
my role idea for public serving is nadeko.net, sometimes it's better to do public serving service from your home server if your country is ddr ingor like Chile in this case

cheaper than owning ASN, doesn't sacrify anonymity but has to dealt with local isp regarding abuse report

doesn't sacrify anonymity
Private in term of not showing WHOIS info for the world to see, not so private domestically. Also depends on your preferences. Exposing the city where I'm based in is not so anonymous in my book, but agreeable.

If it's serious enough that local authorities are involved, I don't want to host it at home. If it's not copyright infringement then it's something political.

Routing over Tor or I2P helps but latency is too high. Better just offload on your neighbour's wifi.

Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.
if you ever decide to open colocation in Location:Mandala i'd love to store a pi in ur rack

yea my crack is always open for you

Blembim · March 2025

@beanman109 said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Decicus said:

@oriend said:

@Decicus said:

@beanman109 said:

@Blembim said: The price are just 2,950.33$/y

its very cheap my man premium tld

I'm gonna stop complaining about my premium .lol domains

At least until they decide to arbitrarily increase the prices

You could host a email forwarder for your let friends, as you got a nice domain in Verasel's thread.

Honestly, I have considered doing a free offer for my fellow LET shitposters (aka Megathread Squad Extended Deluxe Edition™), but wasn't sure what people would need/want. Maybe free @r.at.lol forwarders would be an idea.

do you personally check all my emails with a $25 extortion fee for porn?

just for you I'll CC all your emails into my inbox just in case they're "illegal" content

@Blembim already does that for me so having two heads is better than one

Bought new head today

Decicus · March 2025

What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

sh97 · March 2025

@Decicus said:
What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

+Interested
Been wanting to run a geodns for a while now

lukast__ · March 2025

@Decicus said:
What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

I didn't use it for production so far, but nsd seems to be quite nice, easy to compile, short and easy config, good documentation, short source code and few dependencies but still many features (no geodns though) and low CPU/memory usage.

Blembim · March 2025

@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:

yeah, this gonna attract lots of abuse reports but i've conduct some research on both my registrar and registry

my registrar policy is simple:
Compliance with Laws

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for all content stored or processed on our servers.

You MUST NOT use our services for activities deemed illegal within the European Union or its member states nor anything infringing upon our’ or third parties’ rights.

Avoid Causing Harm

Your actions (or lack thereof) MUST NOT disrupt our services or cause harm to anyone or their property.
and on registry side:
RESTRICTION (NOT BY REGISTRY's WILL)

A court (arbitration) order or enforcement document restricting the right to dispose of
a particular domain name is submitted to the Registry
All of the problems I've encountered are with the IP, not the domain. Takedowns happen but rarely. Can't do anything about that bit be an ICANN accredited registrar yourself.
domain should be the problem if they targeted you not the content you're hosting/forwarding itself

I think owning your own ASN should do the trick if no one is lenient enough to forward an immeasurable amount of complaints to you without termination.

The Tradeoff of owning ASN is your anonymity and a lot more cost overhead and more technical involvement

but you still have to maintain a reputation with your upstream network too cannot be pure ddr ingor

beanman's got a point. Even with all technical and legal things covered, you don't want to deal with abuse. Interesting how my public onion airport is less of a headache than this.

we can say like onion airport is useful for censorship circumvention or something like that not just some malicious stuff

but when it's public facing service that has your name in it, things are diffirent
Free-use onion airports don't serve content, that's the catch. However the abuse complaints are more severe in number and frequency.

I agree with all your points. One more thing we didn't take into account is user base. It's easy to dominate if yours is petite and docile.
my role idea for public serving is nadeko.net, sometimes it's better to do public serving service from your home server if your country is ddr ingor like Chile in this case

cheaper than owning ASN, doesn't sacrify anonymity but has to dealt with local isp regarding abuse report

doesn't sacrify anonymity
Private in term of not showing WHOIS info for the world to see, not so private domestically. Also depends on your preferences. Exposing the city where I'm based in is not so anonymous in my book, but agreeable.
Agreeable

If it's serious enough that local authorities are involved, I don't want to host it at home. If it's not copyright infringement then it's something political.

I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

tho, in some country authorities take copyright infringement seriously

Routing over Tor or I2P helps but latency is too high. Better just offload on your neighbour's wifi.

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better
I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

Normally they don't give a damn about copyright infringements, but in various circumstances your anime wallpaper site could be weaponised (if it's big enough, or whatever) to satisfy your glutton for punishment. Need a scapegoat on bad days.

This really depends on what jurisdiction u r in, but normally they dont care for sure

Tho by law isp here are required to take an identifiable logs for smth around 90-180 days i dont remember the exact number. So in theory they could come after you for torrenting without vpn but they never really actually arrest anyone for that except some IPTV case. So i'll leave it at that

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Dynamic residential IP sounds like solution to YouTube's aggressive blocking on data center IP ranges. But why do you need to serve Indivious over Tor unless YouTube is illegal in your jurisdiction?

Idk what i type then

Maybe too drunk

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better

I was referring to stability of home network in serving as a server.

I was referring to hosting invidious or others public instance on home network which stability is debatable for sure but i believe this also depends on the setup they're using too

This is the best example that i can think of : https://infrablog.lain.la/townhouse-lainlav3

Blembim · March 2025

@Decicus said:
What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

Had nightmare deploying dnssec on powerdns node years ago

Still great then tho

Decicus · March 2025

@lukast__ said:

@Decicus said:
What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

I didn't use it for production so far, but nsd seems to be quite nice, easy to compile, short and easy config, good documentation, short source code and few dependencies but still many features (no geodns though) and low CPU/memory usage.

Nice, thanks for the suggestion. Will be considered.

@Blembim said:

@Decicus said:
What's typically used for lowend authoritative DNS servers these days?

Not going to be used for anything production-wise, but I want a new project to tinker with. I had a brief encounter with PowerDNS / PowerDNS Admin like... 8 years ago, but idk if that's still the way to go in 2025.

bind9 is probably still a safe bet I guess, but how about for example CoreDNS?

Had nightmare deploying dnssec on powerdns node years ago

Still great then tho

ya DNSSEC would be nice, but unless it's fairly trivial to setup and manage, idk if I'll really bother.

Blembim · March 2025

@Decicus said: ya DNSSEC would be nice, but unless it's fairly trivial to setup and manage, idk if I'll really bother.

the problem i hav with PowerDNS is not with key provision tho but syncing key to all slaves is headache first time setting it up

and im too stubborn that im not using Powerdns Admin too

mandala · March 2025

@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:
@mandala said:
@Blembim said:

yeah, this gonna attract lots of abuse reports but i've conduct some research on both my registrar and registry

my registrar policy is simple:
Compliance with Laws

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for all content stored or processed on our servers.

You MUST NOT use our services for activities deemed illegal within the European Union or its member states nor anything infringing upon our’ or third parties’ rights.

Avoid Causing Harm

Your actions (or lack thereof) MUST NOT disrupt our services or cause harm to anyone or their property.
and on registry side:
RESTRICTION (NOT BY REGISTRY's WILL)

A court (arbitration) order or enforcement document restricting the right to dispose of
a particular domain name is submitted to the Registry
All of the problems I've encountered are with the IP, not the domain. Takedowns happen but rarely. Can't do anything about that bit be an ICANN accredited registrar yourself.
domain should be the problem if they targeted you not the content you're hosting/forwarding itself

I think owning your own ASN should do the trick if no one is lenient enough to forward an immeasurable amount of complaints to you without termination.

The Tradeoff of owning ASN is your anonymity and a lot more cost overhead and more technical involvement

but you still have to maintain a reputation with your upstream network too cannot be pure ddr ingor

beanman's got a point. Even with all technical and legal things covered, you don't want to deal with abuse. Interesting how my public onion airport is less of a headache than this.

we can say like onion airport is useful for censorship circumvention or something like that not just some malicious stuff

but when it's public facing service that has your name in it, things are diffirent
Free-use onion airports don't serve content, that's the catch. However the abuse complaints are more severe in number and frequency.

I agree with all your points. One more thing we didn't take into account is user base. It's easy to dominate if yours is petite and docile.
my role idea for public serving is nadeko.net, sometimes it's better to do public serving service from your home server if your country is ddr ingor like Chile in this case

cheaper than owning ASN, doesn't sacrify anonymity but has to dealt with local isp regarding abuse report

doesn't sacrify anonymity
Private in term of not showing WHOIS info for the world to see, not so private domestically. Also depends on your preferences. Exposing the city where I'm based in is not so anonymous in my book, but agreeable.
Agreeable

If it's serious enough that local authorities are involved, I don't want to host it at home. If it's not copyright infringement then it's something political.

I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

tho, in some country authorities take copyright infringement seriously

Routing over Tor or I2P helps but latency is too high. Better just offload on your neighbour's wifi.

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better
I was referring to as a copyright infringement based but if it's political content, I preferably host it overseas or pray that no one will come after me like the kiwi

Normally they don't give a damn about copyright infringements, but in various circumstances your anime wallpaper site could be weaponised (if it's big enough, or whatever) to satisfy your glutton for punishment. Need a scapegoat on bad days.
This really depends on what jurisdiction u r in, but normally they dont care for sure

Tho by law isp here are required to take an identifiable logs for smth around 90-180 days i dont remember the exact number. So in theory they could come after you for torrenting without vpn but they never really actually arrest anyone for that except some IPTV case. So i'll leave it at that

Hence, routing traffic over to TOR is killing the purpose of something like indivious but might be useful for others type of project

Dynamic residential IP sounds like solution to YouTube's aggressive blocking on data center IP ranges. But why do you need to serve Indivious over Tor unless YouTube is illegal in your jurisdiction?

Idk what i type then

Maybe too drunk

i could still see home network useful as to bypass content restriction, so having home infrastructure as a vpn endpoint for content proxy might be better

I was referring to stability of home network in serving as a server.

I was referring to hosting invidious or others public instance on home network which stability is debatable for sure but i believe this also depends on the setup they're using too

This is the best example that i can think of : https://infrablog.lain.la/townhouse-lainlav3

I was referring to hosting invidious or others public instance on home network which stability is debatable for sure but i believe this also depends on the setup they're using too

This is the best example that i can think of : https://infrablog.lain.la/townhouse-lainlav3

Good setup can prevent software and hardware failure, power outages can be properly addressed with UPS but the ISP still is a weak link. If you get another line from another ISP it's no longer affordable. Household gigabit internet remains a luxury. I'm not sure how much it costs where you live but imagine 2 authentic Gift fumo you can buy monthly.

Note that lain.la has a data center at home, not my average Theseus box.

Blembim · March 2025

@mandala said: Good setup can prevent software and hardware failure, power outages can be properly addressed with UPS but the ISP still is a weak link. If you get another line from another ISP it's no longer affordable. Household gigabit internet remains a luxury. I'm not sure how much it costs where you live but imagine 2 authentic Gift fumo you can buy monthly.

~23.57$ per month per isp for gigabit

could be cheaper if you know how to rant to the call center

Blembim · March 2025

@mandala said: Note that lain.la has a data center at home, not my average Theseus box.

yeah lol, i saw their latest post they're now migrating from buyvm to colocation

this is literally insane

beanman109 · March 2025

@Blembim @Decicus

beanman109 · March 2025

also shoutout @mandala for forcing me to up my shitposting game

beanman109 · March 2025

also i realise i fucked up the .gr and .gl domain now but its to late whts done is done

Blembim · March 2025

@beanman109 said:
also i realise i fucked up the .gr and .gl domain now but its to late whts done is done

bruh

Blembim · March 2025

x3.lt

mandala · March 2025

@beanman109 said:
also shoutout @mandala for forcing me to up my shitposting game

Astounding!

I have some suggestions on the format though. A gif is technically aged and not suitable for media of this duration and resolution. Your gif takes up over 30 MB space and still looks choppy. You must lower the frame rate, resolution, or compress colour palette to optimise size. And I bet it took you some time to export to gif.

Gif is still preferable for compatibility but for long and hi-res posting, you can opt for webp. I hate downloading webp with a passion but it's very lightweight for sharing, easy to encode and can retain quality close to source.

beanman109 · March 2025

@mandala said:

@beanman109 said:
also shoutout @mandala for forcing me to up my shitposting game

Astounding!

I have some suggestions on the format though. A gif is technically aged and not suitable for media of this duration and resolution. Your gif takes up over 30 MB space and still looks choppy. You must lower the frame rate, resolution, or compress colour palette to optimise size. And I bet it took you some time to export to gif.

Gif is still preferable for compatibility but for long and hi-res posting, you can opt for webp. I hate downloading webp with passion but it's very lightweight for sharing, easy to encode and can retain quality close to source.

it's 12:30am and i couldn't figure out how to remove sound from the mp4 export on shotcut so i just called it a day and slapped it into the first "mp4 to gif" converter online that worked tbh

but thank u duely noted webp superior based format

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