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Non-volatile random access memory; RAM that doesn't lose the stored information when the power is turned off, unlike traditional RAM
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El Capitan /private/var/folders cache files consuming 30–40 GB
The answer is that yes, you are allowed to delete files from /private/var/folders/. The command
sudo rm -r -P /private/var/folders/tr/*
was able to work and no crashes came of it. Some errors were …
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