fed up with buying replacement SD cards

[M A R K]

KB/kB?

Different again (but only just) as KB = 1024 bytes where as kB = 1000 bytes

 

[Harsh]

Yes, KB. That's what I learnt in computer class.

 

[M A R K]

Yes, KB. That's what I learnt in computer class.

Glad to see somebody was paying attention

 

[Harsh]

Anyone remember the hidden Gorillas game in QBasic?

 

[Nigel]

mb

That is just wrong, isn't it?

Some people use it for millibar, incorrectly!

 

[M A R K]

That is just wrong, isn't it?

Some people use it for millibar, incorrectly!

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

 

[M A R K]

One 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.

Just realised what you posted there

 

[Nigel]

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

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.

 

[M A R K]

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.

Wow!
Did you know that or has Google helped all of us learn something tonight

 

[M8TJT]

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

 

[M A R K]

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

Well if we are going to go the whole way here.....