Putin's Awkward Online Video Shows Him Running an Unactivated Copy of Windows on a US-Made Dell PC
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Putin's awkward online video shows him running an unactivated copy of Windows on a US-made Dell PC
In the clip, the Russian president was casting his vote online in the country's State Duma elections, which were held between September 18 and 20 to elect members of the lower house.Read Entire Article
Russian President Vladimir Putin may despise the West, but he still prefers to vote electronically using US technology.
"Click - mhm - click - mhm - click - mhm", Putin serves his computer. A new meme is born. But what is also noticeable by particularly attentive observers: the Kremlin seems to use an unlicensed operating system! How did that happen?
Putin decided to vote in the elections via an online system, which was also captured on video. People are making fun of him. The post “A nuclear power, and they can’t even afford a license.” Putin voted in the elections on a computer without active Windows appeared first on interez.sk.
Russian President Vladimir Putin votes online on an American Dell PC equipped with an unauthorized version of Windows, despite Russian technology regulationsVladimir Putin seems to have voted in the state Duma elections using a Dell computer displaying what seems to be the famous watermark "Activate Windows", thus drawing attention to the use of foreign technologies at an official event in the Kremlin. The images show Putin by train...
The Russian president voted online in front of the camera, revealing a curious little thing.
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