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Oh, my, pass the Geritol. I remember having to contend with a 5MB storage quota in school. My fraternity had to impose a policy of not discussing contentious
by ocschwar 10y ago
Oh, my, pass the Geritol.
I remember having to contend with a 5MB storage quota in school.
My fraternity had to impose a policy of not discussing contentious things over email at the end of a semester, so people's quotas would not fill up with flamacious threads.
1GB is enough to store the entire keyboard&mouse input record of a human lifetime. If you;re not editing pictures, video, or audio, then there's only one reason why your 4GB of drive space would fill up so quickly: git.
But if it's easy to upgrade the eMMC storage, then it's all moot. Move up to 16GB, and you can run git clone with abandon again.
- colomon 10y agoYoung whippersnapper. I remember when a 170K floppy for storage was a huge improvement, because at least it was random access...