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This doesn't surprise me at all: the guy was notoriously paranoid and wouldn't have wanted any kind of electronic tether that Americans could have potentially u
by lucasjung 15y ago
This doesn't surprise me at all: the guy was notoriously paranoid and wouldn't have wanted any kind of electronic tether that Americans could have potentially used to trace back to him. Never mind how plausible such a scenario actually is, in his mind it was a threat.
I'd bet that he had a dedicated sneaker-net servicing his compound with high bandwidth and acceptable (to him) latency.