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unlikemike123 OP t1_iy4v0cy wrote
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Maybe it's just ready to be overwritten
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy4uwnx wrote
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unlikemike123 OP t1_iy4hee9 wrote
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Cheers all for the interesting answers. Now I know my computer is lying to me in several ways lol.
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy3ympg wrote
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I am very concerned about Putin seeing my endless lists of goals that are never achieved tbh, he's a harsh critic
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy3imhn wrote
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Oooh that's how they work, cool!
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy3i9q4 wrote
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O wait, that space is now available to be taken over by new data?
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy3i3q0 wrote
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Ok, so why does my computer say that I now have more memory if it's still there? Shouldn't it technically occupy the same amount of space?
unlikemike123 OP t1_iy3hpkd wrote
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So when I delete it I'm just saying "this cannot be accessed and has permission to be overwritten" but it's still "physically" there?
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