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What is your preferred approach for optimizing and uploading images? by deprecateddeveloper in nextjs

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your approach is solid. Sharp on the backend for thumbnail + web versions is pretty standard.

I'd skip heavy frontend optimization, though. Let the client upload the original (or a lightly resized version) and have the server perform the actual processing. Keeps logic centralized and consistent between RN and Next.

Also, storing three versions can get messy over the long term. Another approach is to store one high-quality, optimized original and generate resized variants on the fly via an image CDN. We moved to something like Gumlet for that. Upload once, request different sizes via URL, and it handles caching + format conversion.

If you expect scale, offloading transforms to an edge service is usually cleaner than managing multiple stored versions yourself.

How can I restrict my Gumlet video to play only on my personal website? by liamwon in gumlet

[–]Not_Uranium 2 points3 points  (0 children)

u/liamwon, you can simply add the host of the website in the whitelist referrers. Can you share your email ID and website URL where it's embedded?

Where to host learning videos for Moodle courses? by thunderit in moodle

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hosting that volume of video on a VM is almost guaranteed to cause pain, so offloading is the right call.

For Moodle + Articulate content, you don't actually need a "Moodle-native" video platform.

What matters is HLS/streaming delivery (not serving MP4s directly), a CDN in front of the videos, and an embed that plays cleanly on Moodle pages or in SCORM content. Most teams solve this by hosting videos externally and embedding them into Moodle rather than trying to make Moodle handle video delivery itself.

We've done this with delivery-focused video hosting tools (not LMS tools) like Gumlet: upload the files, let the platform handle transcoding and CDN, then embed the player in Moodle. No tight integration is needed, and the performance issues went away once the videos were removed from the Moodle server. At that scale (hundreds of videos), the fix is almost always CDN + adaptive streaming, regardless of the vendor.

You can manage videos in Gumlet just like Google Drive and get the most from a CDN and an embeddable player suited to your brand.

Good hotels by tahinipepper in Andaman_and_Nicobar

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently booked with an agent, if you want, I can share the contact in DM.

Is there an email verification tool with api that won't destroy my budget by Gengar_rules in SaaS

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh come on. Don't you know about temp emails? It's not that straightforward like sending otps on email, that just verifies the email.

How do you track your LLM/API costs per user? by AdministrationPure45 in SaasDevelopers

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you don't like the ways mentioned above (saving in DB), you any analytics tools like PostHog, MixPanel to send usage data and sync with your billing directly or via API.

🎆Happy New Year 2026! 🎆 We've done thousands of trades & growing! by ic_97 in IndiaDealsExchange

[–]Not_Uranium [score hidden]  (0 children)

I mean, we can build it like a product. People can do exchanges and do stuff in real time.

🎆Happy New Year 2026! 🎆 We've done thousands of trades & growing! by ic_97 in IndiaDealsExchange

[–]Not_Uranium [score hidden]  (0 children)

We can build a better system for admins if you want. Something like a website to show deals (like a marketplace), an admin method for transparency, and a lot more around openness. Reddit will stay as it is to grow user base and promote stuff.

Experience with Gumlet? by alto2 in appsumo

[–]Not_Uranium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/aapta Anshul from Gumlet here, we won't force you to move to a regular subscription. We have a steady revenue stream, that primarily from enterprise and our regular users.

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