What are examples of files that make up the "dozens of gigabytes" of duplicated data?
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#32https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones can do the same thing, and it's perfectly free and open source. terminal based though
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#34There's a cross-platform open-source version of this program: https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka
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#35I then tried again including my user home folder (731K files, 127K folders, 2755 eligible files) to hopefully catch more savings and I only ended up at 1.3GB of savings (300MB more than just what was in the NodeJS folders.)
I tried to scan System and Library but it refused to do so because of permission issues.
I think the fact that I use pnpm for my package manager has made my disk space usage already pretty near optimal.
Oh well. Neat idea. But the current price is too high to justify this. Also I would want it as a background process that runs once a month or something.
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#36As a web dev, it’s been fun listening to Accidental Tech Podcast where Siracusa has been talking (or ranting) about the ins and outs of developing modern mac apps in Swift and SwiftUI.
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#37In earlier episodes of ATP when they were musing on possible names, one listener suggested the frankly amazing "Dupe Nukem". I get that this is a potential IP problem, which is why John didn't use it, but surely Duke Nukem is not a zealously-defended brand in 2025. I think interest in that particular name has been stone dead for a while now.
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Every time I need to purchase something via Apple, it becomes a quest. Enter password, validate card, welcome to endless login loop. Reboot. Click purchase, enter password, confirm OTP on another device, then nothing happens, purchase button is active, clicks ignored. Reboot. Click "Get", program begins downloading, wait 30s, app cannot be download, go to Settings to verify account. Sure. Account is perfectly fine in Settings. Reboot. Click "Get". Finally program installed. Click in-app purchase. Enter password again. Choose Apple Pay. Proceed with purchase. You need to verify your account. Account is fine in Settings. Reboot. Click purchase. Cannot be completed at this time. Wait couple of hours, try again. Purchase successful.
All. The. Time. For years. On almost all of the devices which I upgrade annually.