What is local data?

and why does it say that our of the 174.72GB I have used 174.51?
My Mac used to be a school laptop then they were wiped and we paid for them to keep them. However, all of my local data is almost completely used?

Hi Severin,
The output from that property node is of variant data type. You can convert it to boolean by using the Variant to Data VI. See attached example
Sarah
Applications Engineer | National Instruments | UK & Ireland
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at com.sun.media.ProcessEngine.getTrackControls(ProcessEngine.java:285)
at com.sun.media.MediaProcessor.getTrackControls(MediaProcessor.java:107)
at Send.<init>(Send.java:29)
at Send.main(Send.java:71)
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MfG
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2) please explain me with one good example? please...
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please explain this procedure with one good example?
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