In Poland there are small bistros that follow a tradition of communist “milk bars”. Some of them even deliver in a subscription model. This totally makes sense financially if it’s for just one person. You can eat there for really nice prices.

Other than that, when it’s for a family of even 2, it never makes sense financially to get food delivered.

Ready to heat food is another topic. Those can also be very competitive in terms of costs and they can be really healthy as in EU it’s forbidden to do any preservatives in that kind of food (frozen or pasteurized).

They add referral codes to your sessions on Amazon and a like. This way all your purchases are feeding their ref accounts.

It’s not that bad practice if they’d do it as opt-in. I never consented to this and only figured out once when I looked at networking tab.

I use Edge on my Ubuntu setup. Tried all the browsers that integrate with KeepassXC and Edge won. It’s the only browser that has a nice UI with tabs on a sidebar, decent performance, nice devtools and is not doing shady shit like Vivaldi.