See What It's Like To Use A Computer In North Korea
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Flickr/Uri ToursWhen ex-Google employee Will Scott had the chance to visit the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, he also purchased a copy of North Korea's own "Red Star 3" operating system before returning to America.
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Little was publically known about Red Star 3.
North Korea used to use Windows, but it's since created Red Star 3, which is designed to look a lot like Apple's Mac OS X operating system.
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From stunning and picturesque wallpapers to built-in warnings like "Think before you type," here's what it's like to use a computer in North Korea.
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