In 1998, someone at Pixar typed a command. And Toy Story 2 began disappearing. File by file. Character by character. Nearly 90% of the movie was erased in seconds. It was an accidental delete. Panic followed. The backups were checked. All corrupted. Months of work. Millions of dollars. Gone. Then someone remembered Galyn Susman. She was working from home after having a baby — and had a full copy of the film on her personal computer. Pixar rushed a team to her house, wrapped her machine in blanke