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Any suggestions for services which deliver basically just really great salads? Don't care that much about hitting specific macros, I'll prep meat/protein myself. Based in San Francisco.

It should be

• organic
• no plastic packaging
• leaning paleo
• doesn't have to be vegan/vegetarian
• no fake meats or plant-based meat/protein subs, or other super processed stuff
• no canola oil etc

Does anyone else’s dog do this? When we get on the same block as a Souvla location, he gets anxious and won’t go anywhere near it, we usually have to cross the street. With a lot of encouragement and treats he’ll pass a Souvla but very quickly. Confirmed at two different locations near us. It’s always Souvla and nothing else. Any idea what’s going on?

With the weird gas prices recently, I tried turning off our forced air heating for a few days. Looking at PGE gas usage, I still see 2 therms per day on these days. I think the only other thing using gas here is the water heater. Google says an average house should use 60 therms per year to heat water (and I think that includes states with winters), but supposedly I'm using 60 therms per month for an apartment/condo? Something isn't making sense. I tried calling PGE, but couldn't get anywhere in their phone tree. Any ideas about how to figure this out? Anyone know how much gas usage is normal for water heating?

Currently using Xfinity's modem+wifi router combo / gateway hardware (Arris TG1682G). I also have an unused TP-LINK Archer C7 AC1750 running OpenWRT 22.03.3. Is it possible to keep using the Arris' wifi but also use the Archer to extend it so I can get wifi on the other side of my home? I can't connect them with ethernet.

I tried things like https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/atheroswds and https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/relay_configuration but couldn't get it working.

If this isn't really possible, any other recommendations

I'd really like to get a Bluetooth stereo for my little Accord 2006, but I've had a couple disappointing experiences with other cars and Bluetooth and wanted to ask around first.

I'm looking for a stereo that works basically like a pair of Bluetooth headphones. I.e. It connects to my phone and plays whatever my phone streams to it (whether that's music or audio from random apps).

In the past, I've seen Bluetooth stereos that connect to your phone and then allow you to browse the media stored on your phone. All the reviews I'm seeing about Bluetooth stereos highlight how you can browse your phone media and control your phone from the stereo. When I've tried this before, it's been awful and

I have a little Accord Coupe but I'd like to transport a lot of stuff. It's my first car so I'm looking for suggestions. I've seen specialized racks for bikes etc, but I need:

• bikes
• skis/snowboards
• surfboards
• 50 lb loaded hiking backpacks (2 will fit in the trunk, but would like to take 2-3 more)
• general IKEA junk

Seems like two cross bars on the roof would allow me to tie down most of the above one way or another? Soft or hard? Should I add a hitch to combine rear racks with roof racks? Any other thoughts or ideas?

Looking at a 2006 Honda Accord Coupe EX with 60k miles. I noticed that when I turn the key, the car cranks(turns?) twice before the engine starts. I only have to turn the key once, but I hear two repeated sounds where I'm used to just one, and then it starts. It's consistent, happens every time, and the car starts and runs just fine after that. Is this okay? What could it mean?

The owner mentioned that she went on vacation for a week a few years ago and had to jump the car when she returned, but she's changed the battery since.

Looking at a 2006 Honda Accord Coupe EX with 60k miles. I noticed that when I turn the key, the car cranks(turns?) twice before the engine starts. I only have to turn the key once, but I hear two repeated sounds where I'm used to just one, and then it starts. It's consistent, happens every time, and the car starts and runs just fine after that. Is this okay? What could it mean?

The owner mentioned that she went on vacation for a week a few years ago and had to jump the car when she returned, but she's changed the battery since.

Here's my proposal: when you swipe right to hide, or maybe even when you swipe left to down vote, Narwhal should display an inline nonmodal interface that allows you to add a filter for either that entire subreddit if you're on r/all, or for a keyword in that post.

For example, you're browsing r/all, you see a r/xyz post and you know you always skip those anyway, so when you down vote or hide the post, Narwhal simply offers to always hide posts from r/xyz for you.