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SauceOverflow t1_j25cn5v wrote

Reply to comment by newworldman1070 in 2023 Have bought some kraut and am defrosting the pork. Unless you want to have a horrific year, do the right thing people. Best wishes to all! This community requires title to be at least 50 characters by five_eight

I do what I can, where I can to change my own habits. Deer however should be mowed down like the common lawn. They are nothing but a destructive pest that happens to taste delicious.

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Reply to comment by CodeMonkey789 in 2023 Have bought some kraut and am defrosting the pork. Unless you want to have a horrific year, do the right thing people. Best wishes to all! This community requires title to be at least 50 characters by five_eight

Can you suggest a good vegan kielbasa? Sausages are far easier to replicate within planting based ingredients, at least in my experience. Vegan breakfast sausage for instance is nearly identical to meat based.

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Reply to comment by killakam86437 in Philadelphia police uncover name of "The Boy in the Box". Dna technology is just wow! by CQU617

23andMe have laid out their rules pretty well in the agreement you sign with them. Iirc, they can do whatever they what with your data but it's "anonymous" when they sell it. They're are research companies that gather the DNA data and run it through cold cases to check for matches.

Read up on how 23andMe changed their products, fought with the FDA, and where they make their money before selling yours to them for a $100.

That's not to say they are an evil company nor the research work done with the data bad or wrongfully incriminating, just that once you let your DNA (or any other personal data) in the hands of another company, you loose the ability to argue how it's used.

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