Russian President demonstrated his knowledge of Apple software

We have long been accustomed to the fact that Dmitry Medvedev, the president of the Russian Federation, likes to flaunt his black MacBook or the new MacBook Pro before the public. But yesterday he went even further.

The President visited the Vologda colony for minors, which is equipped with the latest technology and provides convicts with ample opportunities for self-education. This was demonstrated to Medvedev by local officials, bringing him to the computer class. And the class is, albeit partially, but equipped with Apple computers.

And then the unexpected happened for us. Medvedev sat down with one student who was sitting behind an iMac with a connected MIDI keyboard.
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Medvedev: You can practice yourself? (To student) You play, no?
Student: Well ... I'm learning.
Teacher: Well, here is a detailed instruction there ...
Medvedev student: Well, play something ...
Teacher: Click on the record ... (Medvedev) Here are collected fragments ...
Medvedev: Yes, I know this program ... GarageBand ... Makovsky program ... I don’t know how to play, I know the program ...

Wow.

How it all happened can be seen below:

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