Downloadables
So here I am.. I've joined a few communities, now. Hugh and Stephen and House and the like. I've been lurking in the communities for months, unfortunately it's rare of me to leave a comment. Lately I'm more addle brained then would be expected for a teenager infatuated with all like of strange and unseemly things, so, like I afore mentioned, comments are a little harder to squeeze out of a mind in this state of disarray. Anyways, yes, downloads!
I only began to appreciate how much space they take up, downloadables, that is (specifically movie clips and files) when my brother examined the C drive yesterday and was horrified to find about a decimal amount of space left. See, I ran into the problem in the middle of trying out a Fry and Laurie file, just to see what that show was like, to see if I'd be further interested in it. And it has the gall to tell me I can't download it, after 3 hours, because of a lack of disk space!
Needless to say, I wasn't very pleased with that. I decided to run a Disk Defragmentation overnight, and it managed to compress a single file. That was awful. I uninstalled some heavier games like Half Life 2 and Myst IV: Revelation, the ones I haven't used or've finished.
In the end, I've used 39.3 GB, and there are 11.4 GB left on that drive. It's been recommended I move all my static files to another drive for storage to free up some space. Anyways, I'm sure that was about as dull as rusted bumpers. See you later.
I only began to appreciate how much space they take up, downloadables, that is (specifically movie clips and files) when my brother examined the C drive yesterday and was horrified to find about a decimal amount of space left. See, I ran into the problem in the middle of trying out a Fry and Laurie file, just to see what that show was like, to see if I'd be further interested in it. And it has the gall to tell me I can't download it, after 3 hours, because of a lack of disk space!
Needless to say, I wasn't very pleased with that. I decided to run a Disk Defragmentation overnight, and it managed to compress a single file. That was awful. I uninstalled some heavier games like Half Life 2 and Myst IV: Revelation, the ones I haven't used or've finished.
In the end, I've used 39.3 GB, and there are 11.4 GB left on that drive. It's been recommended I move all my static files to another drive for storage to free up some space. Anyways, I'm sure that was about as dull as rusted bumpers. See you later.