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Jonathan's Liverstone

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It's amazing what you trip over when you start wandering around the internet.
This picture is of the original disk storage assembled to house the google server (apparently it was called backrub then). Built while Larry Page and Sergey Brin were still Stanford students, it wasn't de-commissioned until 1999. Whodda thought to build a disk array housing outa Lego blocks!

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