1 """"KILO""""BYTE = 1024 BYTES KILO = 1024>KILO = 1024>!@#?!@#?!@?????????/I QUIT
its killa-byte so its different thoughbeit
>>1080084671 kilobyte = 1000 bytes1 kibibyte = 1024 bytesFixed that for you.
and the people who made this up were supposed to be smart?
in france they call it a mega royale with cheese.
>>108008559Binary units made more sense in early computing days, because base addresses, sizes of chips, and so forth, had to be aligned to even binary numbers. Today stuff the user sees is abstracted enough that it doesn't really matter and it makes sense to use more human-friendly power-of-10 numbers.
somehow i lose some storage when i bought a 3 tb external hard drive, if i paid 3 tb i expect the pc shows 3 tb
>>108008640hooo t'as grosse daronne la pute avait la chatte tellement détruite par des kilomètres de teubs que t'es tombé sans forcer des les premières contractions
>>108008467>Anon discovers Base2 vs Base10Yes. Ever wondered why we always count in 10s as humans? 10 isn't some magic number. It's just user for flesh brains. Computers don't like that shit so they use log base2. So yes, to a computer a kilo is 1024.
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the 24 bytes are for the computer to snack on if it gets hungry before supper
>>108008640check out the big brain on brett
>>108008640That's crazy
Yes. Seethe.
>>108008711>being zis beutmadde
>>108008467>1000x means nothing in the computer world (except for network and storage tards who didn't get the memo)>only powers of 2 matter>might as well recycle kilosimple as
>>108008467computer can only think in the power of 2 that is binary2 to the power of 10 is 1024
>>108008746do me a favour and count your fingers, including thumbs
>>108009646now, count hours in your clock
>>108008467because its binary you fucking retard.
