I have this issue where certain apps stop playing audio for a few seconds, then resume. The issue happens randomly, and it seems it's caused by a buffer underrun, but I haven't been capable of finding a solution. It happens with most audio players: QuodLibet, Fooyin, Rhythmbox, Strawberry, Clementine. It doesn't happen at all with MPD or web browsers.

I've tried configuring Pipewire, GStreamer, and ALSA with no avail. And at this point I'm too tired, really. I'm using Fedora now, but the issue has happened on Endeavour and Debian too, so... ¯\(ツ)/¯

Uhh... Weird. In my phone (Android 15) both Firefox 158.0.1 and Brave 1.97.59 (Chromium 155.0.8059.85) connect to 6 of the 12 hosts.

But on my tablet (Android 10) I have the same versions of Firefox and Brave, and there they don't connect to any of the hosts.

What can I do?

Tacos.

Not the "hard shell" variety that is sold in the USA. There is a whole universe of tacos all over Mexico: beef, pork, goat meat, sheep meat, boiled egg, rice, hot peppers, shrimp, crab, octopus, many insects and larvae (chapulines, ant eggs, mosquito eggs, caterpillars), nopales (prickly pear), many kinds of herbs, sausages, etc. The list is almost infinite.

Summit for Android. It's good and fast. I've tried some web apps, but I always return to Summit.

Watamote gang, assemble!

I'm still mad to no end that we'll never see Tomoko's growth and her band of misfit friends.

You can add a custom filter too:

www.google.*##[data-mcp]:not(:has([data-mcp] [id*="folsrch"])):has([id*="folsrch"])

Min Browser.

I have two netbooks with Atom processors, 2 GB RAM and one of them has an HDD instead of an SSD. I tried plenty of graphical browsers and Min was the best by far. Neither Firefox, Chromium, Falkon, Midori or GNOME Web could work at least partially smoothly in those machines. Min was not a panacea, but it was definitely more usable.

I think the last time was in 2009. I still have it, and I often say "I'm gonna buy you new batteries, pal", but I always forget to do so.

I would say BearBlog. A no frills, no bullshit blog hosting platform. It has many interesting people, and you can follow its "trending" feed via RSS.

Cat bellies and old books. Oh, and coffee.

Definitely Unsolved Mysteries (the original one). And honorable mention to Rescue 911.

Me too. It's the only piece of software that I truly miss. There's not a single alternative in the Linux ecosystem that compares to it.