DaisyDisk [Mac]

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There are not many disk managment apps out there that have taken any spotlight lately, probably because machines Apple shifts these days come with gigabytes of storage that not many users ever fill up. Of course, it was a whole different story back when Mac OS7 or 8 were around. Some of you may remember switching on virtual memory to enable processing of that large PSD file you were working on, SyQuest drives, optical disks.... Disk space was valuable then, not so much today. Maybe the time has come for us to once again begin managing the incredible amounts of data we are creating.

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