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Unless you're talking about kilobytes, in which case k = 1024. Unless you're a strict follower of the IEC standard, in which case k = 1000, and what I was talk
by yen223 11y ago
Unless you're talking about kilobytes, in which case k = 1024.
Unless you're a strict follower of the IEC standard, in which case k = 1000, and what I was talking about was a kibibyte.
Standards are hard. It's not just the Americans' fault