> I do encourage you to try find such a source. The difference in taste is well worth it.
I'm in Europe.
> the pasteurization process reduces the nutritional quality of milk
It doesn't reduce the nutritional quality substantially though does it?
Europe Food Safety Authority advises to not drink raw unpasteurised milk due to potential health risks (http://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/efsajournal/pub/3940.htm) echoing what many national countries have advised "at a minimum, boil the milk before drinking it to kill potentially harmful bacteria"
Any perceived nutritional gain is marginal and is far outweighed by risk of illness.
> The data has to be sourced from somewhere, which would be the airlines.
Such nonsense.
Pretty much all airlines don't own/run the source of truth for their flights and haven't for decades. They outsource that to GDS[1] such as Sabre and Amadeus.
Their backends are not fragile.
You just have to pay for every query thus the caching.
Probably because most professionals are not fresh out of CS101 & most data structures aren't arrays or exposed as arrays.
List, Collections, Map, Trees, home-rolled data structures better suited to domain - how do you not get this?
Your opinion sounds like that of someone just out of a bootcamp. You're putting all the weight on irrelevant syntax issues. A lot of devs use multiple languages day to day amongst other things.
Easily the best tradeoff for me between screensize and carry-ability.