@kemona_halftau How did you do this? ​

@kemona_halftau no need to view on multiple instances, just keep refreshing on an instance without a mediaproxy

@kemona_halftau on your instance there doesn’t seem to be a fox

@kemona_halftau Oh neat!

@kemona_halftau no fox on my instance, oof

@kemona_halftau doesnt work on mastodon

@kemona_halftau this will probably stop working sometime today due to a scheduled power outage @bwlok might have later today

@kemona_halftau @skydotbit it won’t stop working

@bwlok @kemona_halftau wai rlly?

@kemona_halftau @skydotbit it’s not running in my home so no

@bwlok @kemona_halftau o I thought it was whoops sori

@kemona_halftau I see what you did there, sneaky

@kemona_halftau That’s cool! Is this an extension of MFM, or is this something more custom?

@Sorro @kemona_halftau I think this is because mastodon has a really low limit on custom emoji file size

@kemona_halftau I just see ":RandomFox:"

@maddy @skydotbit set up a script on the server that redirects requests to an emoji file to https://fop.bwlok.dev/

@Sorro @kemona_halftau it does sometimes
Mastodon just rejects large files (which is a good thing)

@maddy @kemona_halftau it was actually as simple as making an Nginx rule to redirect that file to fop.bwlok.dev