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Sorry, I don't have any source to provide, but this sounds like the perfect opportunity to spin up a wiki or at the very least a github repo for this documentation, since I doubt you're going to be the last person looking for this.

This thread's going around in a circle fixated on the usage of loaded language, and at least one occurrence of words being twisted to call someone out, so maybe we're actually not ready for discussions like this. :P That's not to say we can't be ready, just that now there's even more to think about.

It looks like the code points are already in use: <i class="icon fa-home fa-fw"> .fa-home::before { content: "\f015"; } In fact, that's why you see the hex blocks in the first place. If the icon font worked based on font ligatures (like you're talking about), you'd instead see the de-ligatured seque...

There's subtle differences between bookmarks and subscriptions. Subscriptions will send you both a notification and an email by default, whereas bookmarks will only give you a notification by default. Plus, you can only bookmark threads, whereas you can subscribe to both threads and forums. At the e...

I did a quick lookaround phpBB's support system, and it seems that bookmarks and subscriptions are two different features. It's possible that subscribing to topics and forums got turned off when we upgraded, but without wiping out existing subscriptions and therefore there's no front end for managin...

Oh yeah, usability tanks when Font Awesome can't load. I could list the benefits of using an icon font like FA, but really the theme should have a fallback. The other issue with the popup menus only happens when javascript is disabled, otherwise, it requires a click. The only fallback there is to po...

Don't forget DPI scaling; what is programmatically written as "1200px" might actually translate to 1800px physically on the screen, for example.

(If it doesn't, then I argue that you need a better window manager which can maximize windows in a more space-efficient way )

I disagree about it being toxic, but I see where you're coming from. Rest assured though, a future where gender is outlawed and all language is gender neutral sounds pretty extreme and more like a narrative that someone would push only if they wanted to troll you, and is not representative of what e...

You see wasted space, I see a great space to put a nice big banner ad. ;) (Kidding of course) About content width, the reason most modern layouts restrict the content to a certain width (and give you huge margins on the left and right and/or sidebars) is because it's easier to read lots of text when...

I'm getting used to the new layout. The only thing that trips me up is the fact that "view unread posts" is now hidden under a menu. If I sat here long enough, I could probably figure out how the breakpoints in the CSS work in order to optimize some button layouts if we really needed it . (I worked ...

"Toxic" refers to the phenomenon where something bothers everyone as a whole, while also being something that's hard to justify removing. An example of something "politically toxic" would be a controversial subject (US politics or not, it can happen with anything) where discouragement or removal mig...

I'm not going to lie, this scared the crap out of me when I visited the site just now.

(Took a few seconds to realize I was at the right place and that it was just a phpBB upgrade)

Also, whoa, a phpBB upgrade!

Buttons are still side-by-side in latest version of Firefox (70.0.1), so I'd be quicker to blame some kind of recent change in Blink. Edit: I'm going to guess that the HTML attribute nowrap="nowrap" isn't being adhered. Edit 2: Sure enough, a quick Google search turned up one complaint that nowrap="...

Addresses $8000-$FFFF are mapped to ROM, so you will not be able to write values there like you can when you do it at $0000-$07FF. On the NES, RAM is going to be $0000-$07FF, and also $6000-$7FFF if cart-ram is enabled in the iNES header, and then $8000-$FFFF is always going to be ROM, except in rar...

Most likely! Though, it must feel awesome when all of those iconic sound effects actually sound right for the first time.