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[이종화 @ijonghwa3]

@dkp_consult This matches what a lot of dev Macs look like — Docker and browser media never show up as one neat “junk” number. Terminal du on the heavy folders is often the real first pass.

[이종화 @ijonghwa3]

@builtbymanish Simulators lingering after Xcode is gone catch a lot of people. Yarn caches pile up the same quiet way.

[이종화 @ijonghwa3]

@LKyyBe @DaisyDisk @turborepo 331GB in one .turbo folder is wild. Build caches like that are easy to miss until the disk is already full — glad the map made it obvious.

[이종화 @ijonghwa3]

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[이종화 @ijonghwa3]

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