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Since you're a stickler for capitalization, do note that the SI prefix for kilo is a lowercase "k". And if you're talking about 2^10, the recommended prefix is
by pavlov 3y ago
Since you're a stickler for capitalization, do note that the SI prefix for kilo is a lowercase "k". And if you're talking about 2^10, the recommended prefix is "Ki".
So it's either 4kB (4000 bytes) or 4KiB (4096 bytes).
- jazzyjackson 3y agoI think some people use kb for kilobits and KB for kilobytes, which is maybe a bad convention, taken from kb/s why throughput is bits and storage is bytes I might never understand, probably has something to do with baud