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This is by fast the best visualisation I have found of environmental variables on Earth. Including air/sea/land temperature, currents wind etc. Plenty to see here https://earth.nullschool.net/

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Impressive difference between El Nino and La Nina conditions on a scale of 10000kms in the tropical Pacific Ocean

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This is just a picture representing what I use at my work place.

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By definition, big data is not something you would be storing on any of the machines pictured (bar maybe the super computer, which would process, but not store). This is where your data would be, a server farm in a ware house, i.e. the cloud, accessed through terminal or virtually via EC2 or similar services.

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This is our high-performance computer when it was installed in 2012 (and our director & two politicians) ;-) This HPC will be retired soon.

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Hp; Windows 8.1; Core i5; 500gb; 2gb ram

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An ancient looking iPod (Grant Tregonning)

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An ancient looking iPod (Grant Tregonning)

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iPod Classic (1st Generation), with only 5GB of storage.

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adrsanchez

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My laptop

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My first computer for the Dutch Telecom had no harddisk, so every time you switched it of, all data was gone...

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VARiX : autonomous weather station via WiFi or LoRa radio. We design electronics and protective shield for sensors. http://www.internetofthings.com.ar

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Running early 2000's software with TV display using command line tool to access remote code repository web app.

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A laptop Zenith Data Systems from the 1990's found somewhere in Guinea-Bissau (really!)

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ANA data storage

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Texas Instruments microcontroller experiment board

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Before our large databases, biological records were stored on 'Record cards'... lots of them - Tom August

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Following a log book and a slide rule came my first electronic computer, the Sinclair ZX81 (1981). 1Kb ROM and 8Kb RAM on board so not much chance of "big" data but got you thinking about efficient coding!

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Twisted Light Transmission - better than fibre?

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Twisted Light Transmission - better than fibre?

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https://www.engadget.com/2017/10/29/twisted-light-promises-wireless-data-faster-than-fiber/

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/3dav7b/physicists-send-twisted-light-143-kilometers-a-new-record

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squishy memory - https://www.nature.com/news/how-dna-could-store-all-the-world-s-data-1.20496

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Mi primer PC; Pentium 486

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Pentium II from 1997

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Pentium III processor from 2000

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Oxford e-Research Centre machine room

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Inspiration from our tea room

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A computer with built-in seats!

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I remember trying to get files into 1.4MB

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Typical UK smart meter for monitoring gas and electricity usage in the home

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Typical UK smart meter for monitoring gas and electricity usage in the home

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RJ45 cables...much underrated, but essential to the flow of data around the internet.

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RJ45 cables...much underrated, but essential to the flow of data around the internet.

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Primitive early portable data storage...8-inch, 5¼-inch, and 3½-inch

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Primitive early portable data storage...8-inch, 5¼-inch, and 3½-inch

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A visit to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, UK - reminded me of early computer toys.  I always wanted one of these...Its called a 'Big Trak' and was one of the must have toys in Christmas 1979

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A visit to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, UK - reminded me of early computer toys.  I always wanted one of these...Its called a 'Big Trak' and was one of the must have toys in Christmas 1979

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The genesis of modern computing "Colossus" was built to break coded messages during World Was II

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The genesis of modern computing "Colossus" was built to break coded messages during World Was II

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Where it began ... fascinating to visit Bletchley Park

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Where it began ... fascinating to visit Bletchley Park

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(Sally Stevens)

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On my desk, zero download difficulties!

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32GB & pin protected 2017

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Sits on my bookshelf - the heat sink is a work of art! From 1997