DRAM and SRAM capacities are in binary, but storage device capacities (from device manufacturers) are decimal. (I thought that storage device capacities were a

DRAM and SRAM capacities are in binary, but storage device capacities (from device manufacturers) are decimal. (I thought that storage device capacities were actually mixed, that is, decimal kilobytes, so a megabyte is 1000 * 1024, but I can't find a source for that.) I think that Windows and Linux both use binary for disk space. Most of the usage for kibibyte that I see is in articles advocating its use.