Fingers crossed this whole project doesn't become a victim of the trade war.

It's nice to see some developers respect their players' time.

We truly live in the dumbest timeline.

This is good news! The EU can't risk begin reliant on US and Russian space agencies.

Sending refugees home to war zones, and handing former allies over to hostile governments. So cartoonishly evil.

He's so cartoonishly evil.

An impressive achievement!

What a way to go!

Always nice to see business leaders with some backbone.

The end of an era, but I haven't personally used Skype in years.

shit

"Our current portfolio demonstrates our ongoing commitment to fostering diverse voices in Czech media."

Even if they actually believe that, it shows a misunderstanding of how modern media works. People who read Parlamentní listy aren't reading any of the left-wing outlets they own. People seek out the outlets that confirm their existing world-view.

If they really believed in the importance of opposing viewpoints, they could force all their outlets to share stories among each other, putting opposing viewpoints prominently on their front pages. But even that wouldn't have much impact, since most users don't visit the front page of an outlet; most come from Facebook, which algorithm expertly provides us an endless feed of confirmation bias.

I feel like Denmark and Sweden should clamp down hard on this. To get from St. Petersburg to the North Sea, ships have to pass through either Danish or Swedish territorial waters.

I'll wait for it to go on sale.

I'm looking into European alternatives these days, so this is interesting news.

I say go for it. Leave the sinking ship and make a future for yourselves.

From an outside perspective, it's strange that the practice of hiring undocumented workers is acceptable at all. It lets business owners pay and treat their employees like trash, and it cheats the government out of tax revenue. Surely this must be criminal, and these business owners should be fined heavily, even locked up in the most egregious cases?

Of course, replacing them with documented workers will be wildly more expensive, which will mean both higher prices for products and services in these industries, and send ripple effects through the labour market as the labour shortage hits.

So it seems to me he's not actually following Project 2025, which is probably a good thing. But he is evil in the same way that the Heritage Foundation is, so there's going to be a lot of overlap, but very chaotic.