Considering they don't know about massgrave.dev to permanently activate their copy and it's Windows 10, they probably also don't know about extended W10 EOL updates, which means that computer likely hasn't received a security update since October, 2025.
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i'm gonna guess it was a staged photo using a hastily-prepped pc as a prop.
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Jeeves: "Will it be 87% again this year, sir?"
Putin: "Maybe 93%. Maybe."
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Look, if you want to cast one vote then Russian hardware can handle it just fine, but if you have to cast thousands, that needs something faster.
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Plot twist: it's not connected to the Internet. He has a button labeled "PRESS TO WIN ELECTION" installed in his dacha.
Red star os is a much better and safer choice for him.
Does Russia have online voting? Oof
A nation where Putin has no term limit and claims to have won by more than 87% is one without real voting in general, IMO.
Just like Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un being unanimously elected
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What happened to Astra Linux :(
It exists, but damn I'd rather use any other Russian Linux distro than that
Been a long minute since I looked at pre-built machines. That's a Dell All-in-One. I had to look that up. I'm glad I did, I was about to make a stupid comment that it's a Dell monitor, but no telling what PC it's attached to.
What are the odds this is just a JavaScript button that goes nowhere?
href="javascript:void(0);"
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Strangely I'm reminded of that time some of the Monkrus dudes who made Adobe cracked softwares turned out to be Russian intelligience agents who ransacked devices.