🍎🤪 One more proof that Apple users are generally retarded
WIRED: This Totally Free App Can Free Up Space on Your Mac
Stop paying for disk cleaners. This open-source utility safely clears hidden caches, leftover app junk, and even gigabytes of offline Apple Intelligence models.
Your Mac’s hard drive is full ... again. What’s taking up all that space? Endless applications promise to answer this question and help you free up space, most with a subscription. I've tested many over the years, and few are easier to recommend than Purge.
This totally free, open-source app gives you a quick breakdown of what’s taking up space on your hard drive and offers a few specific ways to free it up. Even better: There are no ads or upsells. Purge can even delete Apple intelligence’s offline models from macOS 27, which could free up over 10 GB.
OK, now, why would anyone pay for a disk space cleaner, regardless of the OS?
CCleaner is free—yet I don’t use it. (There’s also a version for macOS.)
BleachBit is free—I’m not using it, either. Stacer? No way!
OK, some commercial apps, incidentally, can free up more space than the official tools and your brain.
Say, Ashampoo WinOptimizer, Ashampoo UnInstaller , IObit Uninstaller Pro, and similar tools. You should not purchase any of them.
Let’s say Mac users have a reflex to pay for everything. Good, WIRED told them there are free alternatives to whatever they were wasting their money on.
What did the first retard write in a comment?
I remember the adage, “if the application is free, you are the product.” Do you have any concern about a free app digesting all of the data on your computer?
And another retard liked it, because there’s a “1” next to the little heart.
Good lord, Linux users are products! If something—anything!—is free, you must be the product.
Similarly, I know an adage saying that most Apple fans must be retarded.