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Thanks -- you can actually do the calculation above like this: http://instacalc.com/?d=&c=KDFUQi8xTUIpIHNlY29uZHMgaW4gZGF5c3x8fHx8fA&s=sssssss&v=0.9 http://ins

by kalid 19y ago

Thanks -- you can actually do the calculation above like this: http://instacalc.com/?d=&c=KDFUQi8xTUIpIHNlY29uZHMgaW4gZGF5c3x8fHx8fA&s=sssssss&v=0.9 http://instacalc.com/?d=&c=KDFUQi8xTUIpIHNlY29uZHMgaW4gZ... I'm not tracking the implicit unit conversion (1TB/ 100 Mbps)... yet :)

gojomo 19y ago
Your answer doesn't match Google's, so I think your reformulation is wrong.
- DougBTX 19y ago
  It seems like it isn't case sensitive, so can't tell the difference between 1MB and 1Mb (1MB = 8Mb)
  - kalid 19y ago
    Yeah, I decided to make it case insensitive to avoid confusion. It seems most non-techies aren't aware of the GB vs gb distinction (and not to mention the uber-geeks who insist on gibi and kibi and all that :) ) If you want gigabits, you can explicitly write "gbit": http://instacalc.com/?d=&c=MSBnYiBpbiBtYml0fDEgZ2IgaW4gbWJ8fHx8fA&s=sssssss&v=0.9 http://instacalc.com/?d=&c=MSBnYiBpbiBtYml0fDEgZ2IgaW4gb... Thanks again for all the feedback guys!