M A R K
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Different again (but only just) as KB = 1024 bytes where as kB = 1000 bytesKB/kB?
Different again (but only just) as KB = 1024 bytes where as kB = 1000 bytesKB/kB?
Glad to see somebody was paying attentionYes, KB. That's what I learnt in computer class.
It’s certainly not a measurement of dataThat is just wrong, isn't it?
Some people use it for millibar, incorrectly!
Just realised what you posted thereOne thing to watch, that has been posted here before, is that when you have an accident and you have files on the card before and/or after, search all directories on the card as that one critical file may be on there but somewhere else due to the 'thud' - high G force.
Actually, it does, it is the symbol for millibarn , a measurement of area, not sure what you use it for though, it is rather small at 10−31 m2.It’s certainly not a measurement of data
M = mega
b = bit
B = byte
In fact I’m not sure mb means anything to anyone
Wow!Actually, it does, it is the symbol for millibarn , a measurement of area, not sure what you use it for though, it is rather small at 10−31 m2.
What is a milli bit anyway. Digital things don't come in lesser units than one.
M=Megga - 1,000,000
m=milli =0.001
k=Kilo = 1,000
B=Byte (8 bits)
b=bit
K=Potassium or Kelvin