The IT department never questioned why the new printer arrived in a crate marked with eldritch symbols. They were just happy to finally have a replacement for the ancient LaserJet that had been serving the accounting floor since time immemorial. Sarah from IT support was the first to notice something
When I get a stupid, inscrutable error message from a web app, at least I can muster a grim laugh. But I'm sad to think of other people suffering something like this (quoted verbatim): "There was no valid submit type for the page named gift_payment.jsp. Please verify the names of the submit buttons on the page to ensure they comply with CDS standards."
(CDS Standards might be related to #TPSreports)
I spent this afternoon tweaking the stylesheet for my #WriteFreely blog when I should have been writing #TPSreports but at least my blog looks cool.
And I discovered that customizing #CSS for WriteFreely is *hard* yo. Remember when CSS was easy? Admittedly the last time I CSS'd #webrings were still a thing.
Anyway, it looks OK, I learned some stuff (yay) but it's probably garbage - if you know CSS and want to tell me what I'm doing wrong, have at:
https://awadwatt.com/tezoatlipoca/customizing-the-css-for-writefreely-is-a-pain-in-the-butt
today is definately a "make it look like you're doing something productive but really you're just noodling on socials" day at work.
I have a meeting with the todds in an hour or so, so I better put some coversheets on my #tpsreports.