The representative of Tisza wanted to say something very innovative, but it turned out quite poorly
Ujvári Szilvia received a public data request response on a DVD in 2026, expressing humor about the outdated format. She noted the DVD-R's limitations, stating she couldn't save the data, despite the possibility of copying from read-only media. This highlights a lack of basic tech knowledge, as data can be copied from various formats. The incident reflects broader issues with outdated technology in government data transfers, as seen when ministries handed over tasks in various formats, including DVDs.
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