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Post by Bannanachair on Nov 5, 2016 0:27:28 GMT -4
I have a total of 120GB on my mac and found out today while trying to download a 12GB game that I used 117GB already. About 5GB was bullshit that came with my mac a year ago when I got it but never got around to uninstalling, but the most shocking thing was a Windows VM that took up 35GB that I haven't used in months. Has anyone else had a similar experience when they found out that something they downloaded once and never saw again took up half of their laptop's storage?
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Post by Dex on Nov 5, 2016 2:02:41 GMT -4
I have a total of 120GB on my mac and found out today while trying to download a 12GB game that I used 117GB already. About 5GB was bullshit that came with my mac a year ago when I got it but never got around to uninstalling, but the most shocking thing was a Windows VM that took up 35GB that I haven't used in months. Has anyone else had a similar experience when they found out that something they downloaded once and never saw again took up half of their laptop's storage? >on my mac >using mac DIE. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2016 8:53:28 GMT -4
dex, follow your own advice.
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Post by Dex on Nov 5, 2016 10:14:33 GMT -4
dex, follow your own advice. You mean uploading everybody and not using mac? I don't know any advice I have given that I am not following right now. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2016 10:51:37 GMT -4
dex, follow your own advice. You mean uploading everybody and not using mac? I don't know any advice I have given that I am not following right now. It was a classic "You told someone to die; how about you die first?" |
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