Now I am working on getting weird css and formatting details fixed on the site. I hate dealing with stuff like this because it requires so much fiddling with things, restarting of webservers, rebuilding sites, clearing caches, etc.

I wish that I had not woken up at four this morning.

I have spent some time this morning adding a few bits and bobs to the posting workflow—nothing fancy, just getting the Drafts action updated with a better title format, plus some aliases to sync the posts up and down from my laptop.

It would be nice to eliminate the step of having to use Textastic on my phone for the post upload. Theoretically, I could maybe do that with a Shortcuts script triggered by a Drafts action, but that will take some research and experimentation that I don’t have the energy for at the moment.

🔗 Sonos workers shed light on why the app update went so horribly | Ars Technica:

Employees claimed that Sonos’ desire to get new customers and please investors was becoming more important than ensuring that old hardware would work properly with the new app. Indeed, this is exactly what happened when the app released. Spence admitted in August that many customers, “especially those with some of our older products in their systems, are having an experience that is worse than" before. Examples included “existing speakers missing from their Sonos systems,” “errors while setting up new products,” and latency, per Spence.