Over the past few months I've worked on and off to create a new version of an old site I've been running since 2019. I figure you guys might be interested. webm.cafe is a random video website similar to z0r with anonymous imageboard-style posting functionality. While the main feature is random videos, there are also "lounges", which are looping videos in the vein of /wsg/ ambience videos that serve as general threads for the site. Replies can contain videos up to 50MiB in size, and it supports most video formats, including AV1 webms and H265 mp4s. The site is written from scratch in Go with minimal dependencies, using SQLite as its database and FFmpeg for media processing and thumbnailing. The frontend is mostly serverside rendered with templ, but the SPA functionality and interactive parts are done in a single JS file without any build step or dependencies. The geoIP data comes from ripping the MaxMind geoIP database file from a popular NPM package and updating it periodically. No external APIs are used for anything, and JS is not required to use the site, except for the posting captcha. The "captcha" on the site is a simple proof-of-work challenge using WASM. The widget is Cap.js, but I ported the JS server for Cap.js to Go for it, which I'll probably release as a standalone library later on. The original site was disc0rd.xyz, but I changed the domain because it sucked and landed wrongfully on a phishing list. The videos all come from that site. Let me know what you guys think.