A .gif of the message is 250 bytes, but can't find any way to embed it smaller than 291b in a .html file.
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Replying to @FakeUnicode
Well, I appended "<body text=
#fff><img src=#>" at the end of my png, and saved it in .html1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
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Replying to @henryfhchan @FakeUnicode
Re, - Here's my version: https://github.com/xem/miniArecibo - Do you know if webp can be <250b? - If no, can you send me your gif? (I'll credit you)
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Replying to @MaximeEuziere @henryfhchan
Hang on. Your trick works but the GIF got screwed up removing as many null bytes as possible.
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lazy way to transfer small binaries: echo | xxd -r -p > file https://pastebin.com/raw/Uc5PSv6Y 271 bytes Only works because of your trick, though!
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Replying to @FakeUnicode @henryfhchan
Great! Got it! It's 277b though... why?
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Replying to @MaximeEuziere @henryfhchan
Can get it to 273 by deleting the last 4 bytes of the GIF data. After that it starts corrupting. Intimate knowledge of GIF would help here.pic.twitter.com/7w7AInfG6J
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Replying to @mathias @MaximeEuziere and
Instead of "code golf" these challenges should be called "code ping pong" since the ideas bounce around so fast.
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Replying to @FakeUnicode @mathias and
more like ball pit fight - suitable for more than 2 players ;)
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277 is correct