At 10:24 AM 3/15/03 -0600, Julia Thompson wrote:
"Ronn!Blankenship" wrote:
>
> I spent part of last night and this cleaning up and deleting some old
> files.  When I was done, I had removed about 6GB of stuff I didn't need any
> more.
>
> My last computer had a total of 6GB of hard drive space . . .

Every time Dan gets a new personal computer (as opposed to a new work
computer), the new one has significantly more hard drive space than the old
one.  He copies all his files from the old one to a directory on the new one
set up for the purpose.  I bet he has files he hasn't used since he had the
20-MHz 386 (which had an 80 meg hard drive)....

Julia

who also has a directory containing files from the previous computer



I did that, and also still have those copies.


I was just making the observation that I started in 1995 with a 540MB hard drive, then added a 1.6GB drive, then when that started getting crowded I replaced the first drive with a 4.2GB drive, then about two years ago when there was no more room and that computer was incapable of further expansion I got a new computer, and then in just a few hours was able to find enough duplicate files which had been created since I changed computers that deleting them freed up more space than the total amount of space on the old computer.

Sort of a "640K is enough for anybody" moment . . .



Doesn't Mean I Couldn't Use Another 120GB Drive Maru



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