doing a bit shift[0] and
instead dividing the number of bytes by a power of 10.
[0] I'm assuming that most applications will calculate how many
Kilobytes/Megabytes are used by dividing by a power of two.
--
Onno Benschop
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oken language would
be phased out over time. Perhaps the IEC did pronounce them out aloud so
we would all be embarrassed into using the SI units :)
And just in case anyone else was as confused as I was, wikipedia cleared
it up for me:
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
* http://en.wik
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