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  • They are restricting new enrollment for now while they make other plans. Removing accreditation would punish the students more than the system. Also, they aren't all private.

  • Source? The literal subtitle of the article says it's private and public institutions.

  • They... Are? Seems like a lot of people responding aren't reading the article, so:

    • Brazil is huge, and has the largest public healthcare system in the world.
    • This is the first time they've conducted a national test against medical universities
    • They are not punishing students, but the universities, and restricting new enrollment at them

    And no, they are not all private institutions.

  • Yes, there are a number of core kernel maintainers (alongside GK-H). Last week I got to spend the week with those designing (and am now participating in) the next iteration of how keys will be managed for the kernel supply chain. Fun times.

  • Libera is a good choice.

  • Sounds like it's time to report an issue

  • Misleading headline. He died of a heart condition. They were banned because they were practicing without a license.

  • Or the poor reputations they have of never doing anything because they owned the market. We remember "Time Warner Cable".

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  • This was a joke pre-Scrubs.

  • This feels like a good way to get malware.

  • Or "Hah!"

    It's clear older edge-millinials were not consulted in the making of this meme.

  • I remember watching Mr. Robot and then learning they actually brought in a good consultant. Probably the first time I felt things seemed legit'ish.

  • Only of it was made for TV. This is often a problem with theatrical releases because the audio is not retuned for home viewing.

  • Factually, no, but it, and the headline, infers that the US is being it's usual uptight self. There's plenty of stuff to complain about without the spin.

  • The reason it's confusing is the headline.

    • Soldiers ordered through third-parties because Bahrain law does not allow adult products
    • US navy intercepted during inspection, and wrote a letter to the sender informing them of what was occurring

    So many things going wrong these days, but this one is spin.

  • US wrote the letter, but it's Bahrain law. The headline is a bit of a stretch.

  • This story is a stretch.

    pornographic material, including sex toys, handcuffs and nudity magazines, are in “strict violation” of Bahrain law.

    It has nothing to do with the US, other than Naval Command wrote the letter informing them that another country doesn't allow it.

  • Having grown up in the southern US, it can be indoctrinating. Especially in religious areas of which he is a part. Am I going to defend him? No, he made his choices. Am I happy he's willing to go speak in front of congress? Yes.