I've been designing supercomputers my whole career.

We're completely prepared for this.

We actually serve petabytes of data.

That was Brewster Kiel.

Oh my gosh, I had such a great time putting together this podcast.

And he was talking about the massive amounts of data on the Internet Archive at a special website,

Archive.org, and also something called the Wayback Machine.

Now, if you've never heard

about archive.org and you've never heard about the wayback machine, oh my gosh, on this episode

of Command on Demand, you're going to love it. You're going to hear about Brewster's vision to

create the world's largest public library, the library of the internet. And this is the crazy part. You're going to learn how your

family's videos, books, and documents can actually become part of this vast library. Because from

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to industry movers and shakers. We keep you up to date on everything digital. You can actually get new episodes every Wednesday and every Friday, so be sure that you

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and that's with a K, of course. We're going to get started in a moment, but first, I'd like to

thank our partners who help make these Commando on-demand podcasts possible.

Universal access to all knowledge is within our grasp.

We could actually achieve the great vision of everything ever publish, everything that was ever meant for distribution,

available to anybody in the world that's ever wanted to have access to it.

Okay, welcome back.

Now, if you ask Brewster Kale who he is, he'll tell

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