Where did you see the phrase?
The .land extension is used by certain geography, simulation, and game engines (e.g., for heightmaps in Minecraft mods or in the game "Land of the Dead"). If a game modder created a custom map called "Loland" and saved it as level.loland, but a script prefixed "filedot" due to a naming convention, you would get filedot loland. This is plausible in repositories for indie game development. filedot loland
Filedot.loland is a specific gateway or subdomain associated with Filedot, a cloud file-hosting and sharing service. In the ecosystem of file hosting, "Loland" typically functions as a mirror or a redirect service. Where did you see the phrase
Users typically encounter links labeled "filedot.loland" when downloading content from third-party aggregators (such as movie, software, or modding sites). This is plausible in repositories for indie game development
Sometimes "filedot loland" is not the real filename but a representation of non-printable characters. Use ls -b (Linux) to show escaped characters, or open the directory in a hex editor. You may find that what looks like a space is actually a null byte or a Unicode homoglyph.