But, you know, fine. It will hurt less if the Google app shows all the relevant info. After all, it should show every piece of info it has, right?

Wrong.

Google Weather shows a per-hour simplified view of the wind direction and speed.
Apple Weather shows a graph with the wind direction (when holding for more details), speed and... gust speed.

Call me crazy, but I think gust speeds are an extremely important thing to show, especially when they are 91 km/h.

@serge The food we eat from other cultures also is very meaty. We are a northern country after all, and we historically have survived off of meat and dairy products.

Also, a bunch of farmers are ethical when it comes to milking cows, and a lot of people buy directly from farmers. We have one of the largest indoor markets in Europe, as well as multiple markets in cities where farmers sell their goods directly to consumers.

In rural areas many try to buy directly from farmers.

@serge I'd say its also very dependent on cultures. Latvian food basically always involves meat, and we also drink/eat a lot of dairy products. Being a vegan means I have to basically give up everything.

Our cold soup has eggs, meat and kefir (Lithuanian version omits meat). Our traditional food basically always has meat & in a lot of cases dairy products like sour cream. There is no vegan substitute for those things.

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@FenTiger I'd like a queue, however I am implementing AP in a site that will be deployed on a serverless platform. So, basically, very limited in what I can do. Everything has to happen within that one handler (unless I make a queue CF worker, hmmm).

I solved it by making an async function with a slight delay that gets called, without await, right before the response is returned as due to limitations I can't do anything after the response.

Also, thanks, is there a badge of honour one can get 😅

+ a video about Kuldīga :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di6Zd4x3i1Q