Xtool -dd: Dedup

The command whirred. Progress bars marched across the screen like a firing squad.

She closed the laptop. Outside, the city hummed. Somewhere underground, the trains kept running. And every 47 minutes, something kept whispering into the dark, waiting for someone to stop treating it like a duplicate. xtool -dd dedup

"You deleted the wrong ones. Keep me."

The dataset shrank. Files once 200MB became 4KB—just the unique header and a pointer to the deduped block. The command whirred

The first GB vanished. Then ten. Then fifty. the city hummed. Somewhere underground

xtool -dd dedup

The command whirred. Progress bars marched across the screen like a firing squad.

She closed the laptop. Outside, the city hummed. Somewhere underground, the trains kept running. And every 47 minutes, something kept whispering into the dark, waiting for someone to stop treating it like a duplicate.

"You deleted the wrong ones. Keep me."

The dataset shrank. Files once 200MB became 4KB—just the unique header and a pointer to the deduped block.

The first GB vanished. Then ten. Then fifty.