On Saturday 17 October the Mac mini shut down when its disk filled up completely (0 GB free). Afterwards, helper sessions listed everything on both computers that takes a lot of space: 150 items on the Mac mini and 72 on the laptop, each with a recommendation. The notes on each item were written on Saturday 17 October. Nothing has been deleted or moved.
How sure we are: High safe to do; Medium probably right, look at the folder first; Low a guess.
Each bar is everything on this page for that computer. The coloured parts follow your choices as you change them; the number on the right is the space they would free (online-only, moved and deleted together). Three big folders count in full although only their older subfolders go, so the real figure is lower.
The Mac mini's disk holds 926 GB; 78 GB was free at 5:33am Sunday 18 October. Of the 64 items set to Make online-only, 59 are in Dropbox. On this Mac those can only be done in Finder: right-click the folder, Make online-only. (This Mac runs the older kind of Dropbox, which no command can reach.) The other 5 are in Google Drive, and a session can do them.
The laptop's disk holds 460 GB; about 13 GB was free on Saturday at 3:38pm. Dropbox here can be made online-only by a session's tool; folders the laptop's sessions read every day stay on it for now. Google Drive takes almost no space here (it streams), so no Google Drive items are listed.
This copies a short list: for each computer, the item numbers under each choice, then any you changed from our recommendation. Paste it to the Chief of Staff.
CopiedSource: the Mac and laptop disk surveys of Saturday 17 October (both item lists and their summaries). Your choices are remembered in this browser only.