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@SZenC a true kilobyte is 1024 bytes....
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@snypenet Actually he is right... Kilo is 1000 Kibi is 1024... So i was at a kibibyte
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@Redo a metric kilo is 1000 but a binary kilo is 1024. Marketing people like to use 1000 because many people don't know there is a difference.
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@snypenet, a binary kilo (or a kilo in binary) is a kibi. So a kilo is 1000, a kibi is 1024.
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@SZenC awe I see, I never saw it written like that. Even when I had professors talk about binary kilo they never wrote it as kilbi lol nice. That's confusing
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A lot of people confuse kibibytes with kilobytes, actually most people never heard of kibibytes.
@snypenet
Reached 1 kilobyte :)
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yay
1 kb