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posterityWhat to Do With Old (Digital) FilesJamie Phelps | Jan 23 2008This is a pretty simple question, and I have a couple of ideas, but I wanted to ping you all to see what you’re up to on this front. My main documents folder (~/Documents/trunk for those of you scoring at home) is up to about 5.5GB. A lot of this is cruft. Some of it is from prior school semesters. Some of it is graphics files that aren’t actively being used. Some of it is client work. (This should be moving to Subversion soon, however.) I’m sure some of it is even duplicate work. For instance, flat .jpg copies of a Fireworks PNG or Photoshop PSD. read more » POSTED IN:
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