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safe-external-move

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Safely move (not copy) large folders from local disk to an external drive, NAS, or any secondary volume to free up local storage — copies first, verifies every byte matches via checksum, and only then deletes the local original. Use whenever the user wants to "move X to my external drive", "offload folders to free up space", "clean up my disk by moving stuff off", "archive this to the WD/external HD and delete it locally", or is low on local disk space and wants candidates relocated rather than deleted. Also use if a previous move to an external drive was interrupted, killed, or the drive disconnected mid-copy — the underlying script is idempotent and resumable, so re-running it is always safe and it will pick up exactly where it left off without re-copying or re-deleting anything it already finished.

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