Description

When a user clicks on the different types of counters nothing happens on the website right now. It would be nice to have a filter that updates the website when you click on any of the counters. I think it would be necessary to:

• If there is a filter already in place, also filter by the type, not re-filter with just the type of item.
• Have feedback on the UI that the filter is in place, either change the color of the background for that component and "toggle" it by clicking it again.
• Hovering over this items should also change the background color and maybe display a tool tip specifying more what each item does.
  • If you hover over a counter already selected, does the background color darken even more? or is it better to just change it back to normal? I probably need to experiment.

Summary

I was researching articles to find more incidents to included on the website and I found an article about an Australian guy that was able to buy a Mario game days before it was released and uploaded it to the internet. At first I thought it wasn't necessary to add since it appeared to be someone that decided to leak the game before it's release, but there is a conflicting article and I'm not sure. To be fair, I still believe the issue is as simple as I stated before and shouldn't be on the website, but at the same time it was a weird case and I can't just ignore it. My main concern with the second article is that it feels mostly the opinion of the creator rather than something actually happening (plus there isn't really evidence about what was said). I feel like listening to other's opinion on the matter is the right thing here so please read the articles and comment what you think.

The articles:

1. https://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/nintendo-scores-1-3m-piracy-win-mario-leak-article-1.196688
2. https://kotaku.com/somethings-not-quite-right-about-nintendos-aussie-pirat-5468379

Description

the fonts CSS loads sooooooooooooo slooooooooooooow. A friend of mine suggested the Mark font and it looks great! but the font package has too many fonts for us and it makes the website have a slow first load. Browser cache does help but I think it's better to make this simpler. I don't want the website to load external sources (every JS, CSS, whatever file we need should exist in this repository) so any solution here should NOT include an external resource that we link to our page. I see a few solutions to the problem here:

1. We remove the Mark font and we use a different sans-serif font. The big downside is that the website might look slightly different for different OS or browsers since they might not have the same fonts. Which is quite undesirable.
2. We manually "trim" the Mark font, it's packages and the stylesheet. This looks like it would be too much time consumig! Yes we probably only use one or two fonts from the Mark folder, but manually looking for which ones, removing the rest and then updating the included CSS sounds really tedious.
3. We look for a different font that can be used for personal projects like we did with Mark and we store it in the repository the same way we did with the Pretendo font. The downside here is that we might spend too much time looking for fonts similar to Mark (they don't need to be exactly the same, a simple sans-serif with a good weight should do) and if we find one good font, we might need to also check that it doesn't include a bunch of files like the Mark font does.

I think it's a good idea to discuss about this. If anyone wants to suggest other alternatives or wants to give more reasons for the ones described here, feel free to do so!

Description

TL:DR -> Nintendo might not be on the wrong for the Kirby 30th and 25th anniversary concerts.
The whole thing is on this twitter thread: https://twitter.com/Camilozvi/status/1572408191136272386

After opening the website no events are displayed, since Safari struggles with parsing JSON file with them:

There is the corresponding error message in the developer console:

[Error] Unhandled Promise Rejection: RangeError: date value is not finite in DateTimeFormat format()
	format (main.js:241)
	(anonymous function)
	createDataCell (main.js:241)
	map
	updateGrid (main.js:263)
	(anonymous function) (main.js:278)
	asyncFunctionResume
	(anonymous function)
	promiseReactionJobWithoutPromise
	promiseReactionJob

The first record that caused this error was this one:

Apparently, Safari does not tolerate a single-digit month number and throws an error while trying to parse it.

https://twitter.com/supersmith2500/status/1562460678941577225

Description

The color scheme of the website is very bright (even when it's similar, but not the same as the one used by the scheme of the "Big N") and it might burn some people's eyes. I believe it's better if we add some dark mode version to the website. I'd like the website to automatically update it's colors based on the user's browser settings. This can be made using the prefers-color-scheme in media queries and some Javascript. I admit, there is some implementation details lacking, but this should be a good starting point to research before implementing the change.

https://twitter.com/Patterrz/status/1571446537531625472?t=uz-YQe6SEpf1i6pEFoQcxw

I got some anti-employment stuff
https://kotaku.com/nintendo-steamgriddb-dmca-takedown-steam-icons-fan-art-1849813480
https://kotaku.com/nintendo-switch-smash-bros-ultimate-union-busting-1849652308
https://kotaku.com/nintendo-switch-labor-complaint-nlrb-lawsuit-union-1849396722
https://kotaku.com/nintendo-of-america-sexual-harassment-sexism-aerotek-1849414921

So basically a mod of Project M called Super Smash Bros Legacy was taken down by its creators with no reasons cited. I made an unofficial archive and Nintendo C&D'd me, going through a law firm by the name of Perkins Coie LLP. I have the documents to prove it.