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@TheKingOfStank @forloopcodes The answer is always "for compatibility reasons"

@forloopcodes no the real question is why powershell 5 is standard and powershell 7 is one you have to download.

why does linux have THREE different terminal apps?

@thekitze It was most likely artificial to drive up estimated value for a buy over. Most of the A.I. economy right now is the movement of money.

the openclaw hype is completely dead, wow

@belmerodakX @HungaryBased No one is talking about territorial "claims" you stupid jew. Literally the whole video is just talking about fairness for minorities within the EU.

@Bullshark_Bruce @HungaryBased Stop talking about territorial claims, you are at least embarrassing!

🇭🇺 Magyar Péter DECLARES an END to the 'Benes Dictates' in Slovakia! "I will NOT compromise on this. They stole the land and homes of ethnic Hungarians." On this Magyar has my full support!

@belmerodakX @HungaryBased Re watch the video. No one is doing anything militarily.

@HungaryBased These are classic suicide methods! Hungary, as a military power, is zero and has territorial claims lol

@ANBU_EU @dustymcboots @nexta_tv I would of said that but he blocked me >:|

@dustymcboots @Bullshark_Bruce @nexta_tv More ai

🇭🇺 Orbán won’t make it back Péter Magyar has announced plans to amend Hungary’s Constitution to introduce a two-term limit for the prime minister. According to him, once the changes are adopted, Viktor Orbán will no longer be able to return to the post, as he has already spent more than 20 years in power in total. For this to take effect, the amendments still need to be passed through a constitutional vote.

@The_Davos_Man Can I have 1%? Promise I'll be a good boy 😀

There are also 21 billion euros in frozen E.U aid funds that Hungary never received because Orban broke E.U laws. Time to release these soon, now that they won't be going to building mansions and empty stadiums for Orban and his goons.

@Bas71021983 @Danijel32620181 @MaverickEagle85 @admirim vajdaság*

@Danijel32620181 @MaverickEagle85 @admirim Vojvodina is Hungary

🇭🇺 Hungarian PM-designate Magyar: I know exactly what's going on in Serbia. I know the ties between Orban and Vucic in Serbia, between Orban and Fico in Slovakia, and I know who is the godfather behind all these ties.

@DarRamesnis Wasnt there more to this story? Like, there was supposed to be a new rail and highway for a company there but the only thing that was confirmed was the needed junction.

"Orbán built things that the rest of Europe can only dream of" oh yeah, like spending 1.3 million euros on unfinished roundabout 🤣

@ToeteKenxal You'se. Australian and Brittish slang.

The fact there is no plural for "you" in english is annoying

@dustymcboots @nexta_tv This reply sounds like AI too.

AI ass post? Coming from someone defending a man who’s been copy and pasting his own face onto the constitution for two decades. At least AI learns. Orban’s still running Windows 98 and calling it tradition. If my post is AI, yours is Atari, beep-boop, still can’t spell democracy.

@NullusPoetry Cared enough to reply. Viszlát.

A few thoughts on the election in Hungary: I'm still processing the results, but here are a few first impressions. I had hoped for a more balanced outcome, with Fidesz and Tisza running close and Mi Hazánk in a kingmaker position. Instead, record turnout close to 80% produced something nobody on our side of the spectrum was prepared for. A Tisza supermajority with the power to rewrite the constitution. Let that sink in. One party, barely two years old, with no governing record, an untested leader, and funding that has never been fully transparent, now has the authority to reshape the foundations of the Hungarian nation. That outcome is largely Fidesz's own doing. They ran a lazy, negative campaign that hid behind the war in Ukraine to avoid answering for sixteen years of domestic failure. Crumbling healthcare, collapsing infrastructure, visible corruption, and the arrogance that comes with unchallenged power. You can only tell voters to be afraid of the alternative for so long before they start to believe the alternative can't possibly be worse. Tisza didn't just benefit from Fidesz's failures. They had Brussels behind them every step of the way. Von der Leyen's "Hungary has chosen Europe" was ready before the ink was dry. And behind all the signaling, there was a concrete incentive. The promise of unlocked EU funds gave Tisza a tangible offer that Fidesz simply couldn't match. It didn't help that Vance showed up days before the election to rally with Orbán. If anything, that visit reminded voters of everything they were tired of and probably did more for Magyar than for Orbán. Beyond the external support, there's the question of how Magyar actually ran this campaign. He told each audience exactly what it wanted to hear. Liberals got the usual Brussels technocratic babble about "European values" and gender ideology. Former Fidesz voters noticed he never once took a clear position on traditional family policy, and read that silence as a promise. Former Jobbik supporters got nods toward sovereignty. He held together a coalition that stretches from anarchists and pride marchers to conservative defectors who wouldn't last a week in the same room under normal circumstances. That isn't coalition-building. That's gaslighting on a national scale. And the fact that it worked on election night doesn't make it sustainable. The contradictions he's built this thing on will surface the moment he actually has to govern. A two-thirds majority with that level of ambiguity should concern anyone who takes sovereignty seriously, regardless of where they stand on Orbán. Power without clarity is not stability. It is risk. Mi Hazánk cleared the threshold with roughly seven seats. But consider the context. Record turnout wiped every other party outside the big two off the map. The left-liberal DK and the anarchist MKKP are gone. Mi Hazánk not only survived, it grew its voter base by over ten percent in absolute terms. In a wave election designed to sweep everything into one camp, that is not a failure. Now consider what the new parliament actually looks like. Three parties. A government with the power to rewrite the constitution. And an opposition led by Fidesz, a party that just lost its credibility and will spend the next years trying to figure out what it even stands for. In that landscape, Mi Hazánk is the only force in parliament that doesn't need to reinvent itself. @ToroczkaiLaszlo and @MiHazank's leadership have been consistent on sovereignty, migration, national identity, family policy, and the protection of Hungarian communities across the Carpathian Basin when it was unpopular to say those things out loud. They didn't trim their message to chase a broad coalition and they didn't stay silent on issues to avoid alienating anyone. That's the difference between a political brand and a political conviction. Seven seats won't set the agenda. But in a parliament where the government answers to Brussels and the main opposition is in disarray, someone has to ask the questions nobody else dares. That role matters more now than it did before the election. And it will matter even more when Magyar's coalition of contradictions starts to crack. The battles ahead are already visible. Constitutional amendments that could reshape the judiciary and redefine fundamental rights. Pressure from Brussels to fall in line on migration. The quiet erosion of family policy under the cover of EU "harmonization." The status of Hungarian communities in the Carpathian Basin treated as a footnote in Magyar's rush to placate his Western European handlers. These are the issues Mi Hazánk was built to fight on. And in a parliament where Tisza holds all the cards, someone needs to make sure every decision is challenged and every vote is on the record. The honeymoon will be short. And it remains to be seen how many of those millions who thought they were voting for real change will feel the same way once the promises start colliding with reality. This result is not the end of anything. The fight has just begun!

@saraaa7447 When it comes to Windows the answer is always "for compatibility reasons".

why does windows have THREE different terminal apps?

@HannahG_Evans @magyarpeterMP Get checked for schizophrenia.

@magyarpeterMP You talk and act like you are the Messiah but in reality you are the anti-Christ. Hungarian people will soon see the truth but it will be too late. Congratulations Hungary for electing this fraud and say good bye to your beautiful country. It's no longer yours.

I have received a letter from the President of Hungary. We will meet officially on Wednesday. Hungary’s interest is in the earliest possible handover of government and the inauguration of the new government.

@The_Davos_Man gyönyörű őrvidék

The borderland between Austria and Hungary is basically windfarm country now.

@cleba76 no? what does this even mean you jew?

Hungarian voters yesterday

@dustymcboots @nexta_tv AI ass post

@nexta_tv Two-term limit isn't revenge. It's basic hygiene.

@Szveska1 @Horatio36551 @AlaskanTzar Yea I did further research. I am a big dummy. Now I wonder if őrvidék would of stayed if the entire region had a vote.

@Bullshark_Bruce @Horatio36551 @AlaskanTzar Sopron was the only place to vote

Brussels should reward Hungary with their pre Trianon borders

@universalnewsx Elon has zero clue how Hungary works.

Elon Musk: “Soros Organization has taken over Hungary.”