It took far longer than I hoped, but this morning Google finally approved the update to My Bus Edinburgh which fixes the issue loading bus times.

This is now starting to roll out to users. If you don't immediately see the update, please check the Play Store throughout the day.

LLM voice: "you're absolutely right there Thomas!"

So what might appear like a common pattern to you might not appear like a common pattern to others. In my case, this has been because my typical developer workflow has not demanded it.

I started using them at least 2 years agoon a personal project but not extensively as I did this week due to previous flakiness.

I've mostly been doing Android Automotive for the past 2.5 years, so I tend to target a single device, thus not leveraging the full capability of Gradle Managed Devices.

And by Gradle Managed Devices, I mean this: developer.android.com/studio/test/...

Case in point: I had a failed AOSP build. The error output told me what I needed to do to fix it. But I didn't just take it at face-value that this is what I needed to do. I read the docs to understand what enabling this flag does.

And I learnt something new by doing this.

Oh boy. If enacted, that would decimate some areas of Spain. I'm thinking of the Costa del Sol, but there are plenty of other areas too.

And perhaps that's what some people want. But there'd be an enormous financial hit.

I'm a big Pink Floyd fan and this release really excited me. I've loved the Live in Pompeii concert for years. A band on the cusp of their meteoric success.

I didn't spend too long in Eindhoven as we used it as a base to go to Tilburg to visit the La Trappe brewery. But we did go to a bar and had food in the market. While walking around I noticed how peaceful it is compared to other cities.