David Bizdikian (@Superdavebeastula)

Superdavebeastula: Well Now, Always Remember, Superdavebeastula The Tall White Gothic Vampire Alien, Coming To You from Laval Quebec Canada. So. It Seems to Me that we have a pretty old Computer System over here. My Digital Host, David, and I are not sure if this is a MAINFRAME or a Super Computer. We do know that these Machines used Tape Reels for data storage most of the time. In 1956, IBM unveiled the world’s first commercial hard disk drive: the IBM 305 RAMAC. It weighed over a ton and could store just 5 megabytes of data, less than a single high-resolution photo today. Its storage unit used 50 massive 24-inch platters to read and write data using magnetic heads. Fast forward to today, and we now carry terabytes of data in drives smaller than a deck of cards. What once required a forklift now fits in your pocket. This leap in data storage shows just how far computing has come and how fast innovation can change the game. Thankyouverymuch. 😀😂😇😈😍🥰😮😲🤖🎮🕹️🖲️🖱️🖥️⌨️💻📲📱📠📟 David: And Now, My TCL Flip Phone Has More Capacity Than This Computer. 😀😂😇😈😍🥰😮😲🤖🎮🕹️🖲️🖱️🖥️⌨️💻📲📱📠📟 #ibmthinkpad #ibmmedia #computer #computers #mainframes #data #storage #vintage #supercomputer #tapereels #firstedition #harddrive #ramac #files #directories #oldmachine #antique #ebcdic #ascii #oldschool #datastorage #heavy #datatwt #datastagram #computertwt #computerstagram #disktwt #diskstagram #vintagetwt #vintagestagram