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she/her*. not a minor. tma All views shown represent the collective views of every corporation ever. 75+% Human (I assume). ᓚᘏᗢ ^ actual picture of me *if you're […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ hachyderm.io/@avakining, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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Ava :transheart: @avakining.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy · 09/09/2026

lol both of the iPhone Duo screens have lower pixel density than my iPhone 12 mini from 6 years ago.

Left side:
Inner display: 1878-by-2670-pixel resolution at 430 ppi
Outer display: 1398-by-2034-pixel resolution at 460 ppi

Right side:
2340-by-1080-pixel resolution at 476 ppi

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Ava :transheart: @avakining.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy · 19/10/2025

Hyperspace by @siracusa is basically magical. This is *after* having already reclaimed ~500 GB and is almost entirely from unzipping all of my “download my data” archives (which was 1.18 TB compressed) and having Hyperspace find all the duplicate files.

A screenshot of Hyperspace. It shows that 3.7 million files in 170 thousand folders were scanned, with a resulting savings of 1.23 terabytes from 1.8 million files

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Ava :transheart: @avakining.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy · 10/04/2025

The fact that you need to go through an 11-step process (which involves rebooting 3 times) to delete #AppleIntelligence from a Mac (which, on my Mac running Sequoia 15.4 took up *over 27 GB* despite having been disabled the entire time the "feature" has been […] [Original post on hachyderm.io]

A Reddit comment from user filchermcurr. It reads:

You can delete it but you need to disable SIP. To do it without risk of anything on your machine taking advantage of that, you can do everything from Recovery Mode. You'll need internet access to re-enable SIP (in my experience, wifi doesn't always connect in Recovery Mode, so make sure you know your wifi password or connect via ethernet). The procedure is:

1. Disable Apple Intelligence in System Settings.
2. Start up into Recovery Mode. (Instructions)
3. Open Terminal (Utilities menu, Terminal)
4. Type: csrutil disable
5. Shut down and start back up in Recovery Mode.
6. Open Disk Utility.
7. Right-click on 'Data' under 'Macintosh HD' and choose Mount.
8. Quit Disk Utility and open Terminal again.
9. Type: rm -rf /Volumes/Data/System/Library/AssetsV2/com_apple_MobileAsset_UAF_FM_GenerativeModels
10. Type: csrutil enable
11. Reboot

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Ava :transheart: @avakining.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy · 06/04/2025

Hmm, looks like either #macOS #SystemSettings' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications... It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔 Thus, (at least) one […] [Original post on hachyderm.io]

A cropped screenshot of the macOS System Settings Storage screen's Applications pane. It says that Applications are taking up 509.25 GB of space.

A cropped screenshot of the macOS System Settings Storage screen's Applications pane. It shows a long list of application sizes.

A screenshot of a Numbers spreadsheet. It shows the same numbers as the previous image, with a total of 312.04 GB.

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