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Edward Snowden @Snowden
@SentinusPrime It was an airgapped network, meaning it wasn't connected to the internet. The logic (in the old days) was that anybody touching a keyboard already has a Top Secret clearance, so even though everyone understood the theoretical risks of weak pws, they weren't taken very seriously. — PolitiTweet.org