This is no ordinary Lego set. It's actually the very first storage system Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin ever used. The two built the system, which included 10 4GB hard drives. The system was taken offline in 1999 and given as a gift to Stanford University.
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- Yeah, it's great stuff, I remember how hard it was to get hold of Lego in former Czechoslovakia. You had to have friends in toy stores to get one, they were extremely popular but scarce. I spent hours constructing my own cars and stuff:-) And those Lego wars....:-)... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: kitko Posted on: 01/31/08 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
I love the last picture with the dad playing with the set...
olePigeon | 01/29/08
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Yep
danielr_g@... | 01/29/08
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Oh yeah!
CobraA1 | 01/29/08
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