@tobi: Now fully cross platform for all major operating systems
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Tobi Lutke announces a new cross-platform software tool for all major operating systems, created after noticing disk space usage issues.
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Now fully cross platform for all major operating systems
tobi lutke (@tobi): Was wondering where my disk space went.
Therefore this exists now. You can simply wish software into existence.
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@tobi: Absurdly ambitious
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