Hmmmmmm..... I could grow .... peppers...year round....
Guess the car and year.
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Peppers you say ..... Hmmm .Hmmmmmm..... I could grow .... peppers...year round....
A turbine Packard from around 1954.....?
Nope . Hint - concept one off .......
Studebaker Manta Ray ??
1951 Manta Ray | What Makes it Special? | D.E.L. Motors
Our family at D.E.L. Motors is proud to be part of the rich history of the 1952 Manta Ray: A unique, space age-inspired concept car.
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Hmmm.....
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In reading the description too fast, I thought it said "From the institute of British Carnage".
Interesting front fender ........ and the shape of the rear ....
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Not what you think, lol. I like it , in a strange way .......many styling clues even from cars that weren't even available at the moment .
1968 Mazda Cosmo Sport
Johnny on the spot !
Again . Gonna have to stump you somehow, lol.
Find something that Google Image or Lens doesn't cover.
I hear ya . But the odds are probably pretty slim .....Find something that Google Image or Lens doesn't cover.
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I'd love to see Google server farm. The amount of HD's they must have.
I know they have servers at thousands of locations. We used to have 3 google servers that they installed and we couldn't touch. They were used to search our site. Now they must have more servers because they have something like "google car" that you can use to see inside the buildings. Not sure what you'd call it, but you can walk through the buildings and turn around etc. Pretty impressive. Thousands of companies must have similar systems
You will see that in a number of Real estate listings these days . Almost hard to believe the numbers really. And they are just one of the big ones . Add in just AWS and Azure and the numbers are staggering. And here I thought I was styling with 8 TB of storage, lol .
Google does not publicly disclose the number of physical servers it operates, so there is no verified 2026 figure. The best available estimate is roughly 5–10 million servers worldwide, but this is an inference from energy use and data-center capacity—not an official count.
What is known
Google’s global network spans more than 10 million km of fiber, 43 cloud regions, and 200+ edge locations, but Google reports network and region scale rather than a total server count.
An older, widely cited Gartner estimate put Google at about 2.5 million servers in 2016; that number is substantially out of date given subsequent cloud, YouTube, Search, and AI expansion.
A 2026 infrastructure analysis estimates Alphabet’s overall data-center power draw at about 7.5 GW (range 6.6–8.7 GW) and infers a fleet of roughly 5.3–10.7 million servers using typical servers-per-megawatt assumptions.
Google’s 2026 environmental reporting indicates total electricity demand rose 37% in 2025, with data centers using about 42 TWh—evidence of major capacity growth, but still not a server count.
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Puts the "DeLorean time machine" to shame at 1.21 Gigawatts! LOL
All you need is a street address anymore and you google a street view and scroll down the street and see any house frontage you want. Can't see inside the houses though..... Not yet anyway.... lol....