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blog @ 1ls.co.uk (Jon Tucker) said on the Thu, 2012-09-13 16:07
A word of warning to Apple Mac users, especially those that think placing items in their Trash, clears disk space, this is not the case. The room is still used by the system, until the Trash is emptied. Leaving items in the Trash means that you cannot tell when your machine 's hard drive is becoming full. This is because items in the Trash do not provide file sizes and is normally based on a percentage of the over-all drive size.
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A word of warning to Apple Mac users, especially those that think placing items in their Trash, clears disk space, this is not the case. The room is still used by the system, until the Trash is emptied. Leaving items in the Trash means that you cannot tell when your machine 's hard drive is becoming full. This is because items in the Trash do not provide file sizes and is normally based on a percentage of the over-all drive size.
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