On: Time.gif

[lewis12345]

Pretty interesting! Increases in size by ~4KB every second though. Probably would take a toll on your browser if you left it open for a while. :)

[rzzzt → lewis12345]

The server could finish sending frames and let the gif loop after 12/24 hours have elapsed.

[xamuel → rzzzt]

This would fail to account for things like leap seconds

[icebraining → rzzzt]

For 24 hours, that's still a 345MB image :)

[ajnin → lewis12345]

Looking at the code and the actual file generated, it seems that the image is not compressed at all, using one byte per pixel. It also defines a palette of 128 colors, which is mostly unused. A bit of compression would drastically reduce the image size, this kind of monochrome images of axis-aligned blocks compress very well !