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When 1 application takes 700gb

lawn

What application is it??? I can't think of ANY program that would use this much data on it's own (Obviously massive photos and video can but not the program itself).

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10 hours ago, lawn said:

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:o indeed, what application was it? :P

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3 hours ago, Blucyrik said:

What application is it??? I can't think of ANY program that would use this much data on it's own (Obviously massive photos and video can but not the program itself).

 

37 minutes ago, TomvanWijnen said:

:o indeed, what application was it? :P

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1 hour ago, lawn said:

 

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I love how they put smaller objects underneath. lol

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StreamFlow is apparently a video streaming kit.  I imagine that it was storing all of it's video files from streams in it's folder and it accumulated with stream after stream.

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