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As SW said you have to upload the picture to a file hosting site first.

You can also upload it to the CJ server by clicking the add attachments button when you are in the advanced post editor.
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Huge! hd's , how they shrink in just 20 years
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to think now you can get 500gb in a 2.5 inch hdd.
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In 1971 the University of Sheffield housed its IBM computer all down one side of the Hicks Building. It was less powerful than a pocket calculator is now. Now that must be 50 metres of floor space maybe 8 metres wide!

Its replacement? They built a block across the road to house that. By the late eighties a PC was more powerful.
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This is so interesting that I have just made a word doc based on that text for my refernce.
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In 1971 the University of Sheffield housed its IBM computer all down one side of the Hicks Building. It was less powerful than a pocket calculator is now. Now that must be 50 metres of floor space maybe 8 metres wide!

Its replacement? They built a block across the road to house that. By the late eighties a PC was more powerful.
Hmmm... In 1969, the US send 3 individuals to the moon in a spaceship that had only 1/1000th of the processing power of a mobile phone...

Can you imagine, we're all walking around with devices in our pocket that could potentially get us to the moon and back a 1000 times...
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