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Fluribus,
Is this happening at all Wifi spots you connect to or just one? I had this happen at home and it turned out to be a router setting that was causing packets to be fragmented. You can easily test the setting using the "Ping" Command. Just type the following command in the DOS window (not sure how to do this using Linux):
ping amazon.com -f -l 1492
If you get the following response, you need to change your "MTU" setting:
Packet needs to be fragmented but DF set
You can google "Change MTU Settings" to find instructions for your particular router, mine took me about a minute or two to change and I haven't had a problem since.
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