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Mary
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Chronosyn and move-to-trash
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I just realized that when I plug my hard drive in there are thousands of photos in the trash -- no doubt a result of having set Chronosync to 'move to trash' instead of delete immediately. Can I safely erase those? Hmmm...
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This was clearly too stupid to answer! So I erased 'em.
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