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Animated GIFs have been around for a very long time. Were talking, like, early days of mass use of the web, so were talking GeoCities, mid-90s technology here, and yet, theyre still popular. Theyre still on every damn BuzzFeed article and every Tumblr there is, and the reason is because they work pretty much everywhere, and theyre also a really good example of the tradeoff between space and time or between memory and time in computing. Animated GIFs have been around so long that theyre actually a verb now -- officially recognized, GIF, or jiff if you wanna pronounce it the official way thats blatantly wrong. You can fight that one out in the comments. Um, they are a really inefficient way of storing video, cause GIF wasnt designed as a format for storing what its used for now, like actual videoclips. It was used for simple animations, and you can see that in the restrictions that it has. The whole gamut of colours that you can use on the web is actually the cube of the n
