Star Trek still has traditionalists and hobbyists that prepare food without replicators. Sisko's father famously ran a Cajun restaurant in New Orleans. I wouldn't be surprised if someone ran a fast food burger shop because "the fries just don't crunch the same from a replicator" or something.

It also would be possible to have something like a replicator kiosk shop, which would be like fast food.

There are a few restaurants mentioned on the wiki, but they don't distinguish between traditional preparation and replicator food (it includes Quark's on the list). None of the space ones look like fast food though. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Restaurant

VoiceAttack can be used to freely create arbitrary voice commands with pretty good recognition accuracy. It can send KB&M or gamepad inputs and run scripts and various other features. I used to use it to supplement controls for Elite: Dangerous and it worked pretty well. I imagine it'd get tiresome for complex games but could be good for simpler games, and for other computer tasks. https://voiceattack.com/Default.aspx

There are tons of potential accessibility devices like specialized buttons and breath control etc, but they're usually expensive medical devices or custom builds. The other commenters have already mentioned the consumer products I'm aware of.

Libation does the same for free (and is FOSS).

Saved comments appear in that tab but they seem to be listed at the bottom below all saved posts, regardless of when they were added.

Credit for the original pixel art goes to this artist here, some other folk made changes that really make it look great. The power of collaboration 😁

You may be interested in the Fallout: London conversion mod, which is planned to release later this year.

You can use Playnite as a FOSS GUI that works with multiple backends including Steam, Itch, Epic, and others. It's not a seamless experience and you still need the first party clients installed but it makes it way easier to manage & play games across multiple libraries.

It's not exactly the same but you can use the SponsorBlock addon to skip the non-music segments of music videos when playing in browser, and for Android there's a fork of NewPipe that has this integrated.