In the UK, every time I got on a train, I'd experience that. And it was worse than not having internet; you had internet, but with extreme packet loss and instability, meaning that every app out there would simply stall, even if it already had the data to do whatever it is I wanted it to do, because it was waiting on some background request to complete. And because I had internet, the request didn't just fail, but it also wouldn't complete in any reasonable amount of time.
Very frustrating.
Also every <35 years old person is a js/web dev, so that’s what they do on cloud
So fun to spring for the paid duolingo only to realize you can only download the next lesson up, not like the entire course.
The lessons are like 5m long wtf am I supposed to do with that? I just want to spend my idle time on the plane or camping disconnected from distractions so I can learn, but app developers have made that effectively impossible
And this is why I don't pay for, or even use duolingo even though I'm actively learning a language