> This is why imperial is a more useful system for relaying measurements colloquially, for everyday life. Why then, haven't imperial analogs appeared for data

> This is why imperial is a more useful system for relaying measurements colloquially, for everyday life. Why then, haven't imperial analogs appeared for data storage? "This hard drive is old, about 87 Shakespeare's" "Oh, Twitter was ruined for me when they increased the character limit to a Poem" "We are web-scale, we serve fourscore Libraries of congress worth of video per second"