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kilobyte = 1024 bytes instead of 1000 bytes
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kilobit = 128 bytes = 1/8 kb
thats how you mislead people in ads that you provide internet 8 times faster than they think because they cant tell these two apart and it is legal cool
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kilogram = 4 pretzels
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>>115060
>thats how you mislead people in ads that you provide internet 8 times faster than they think because they cant tell these two apart and it is legal
teh perfect scheme astonish
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>>115060
they did that with game sizes back in the day ( ´ω`)
a game advertised as 16 MEGA (as in megabits) was only 2MB (as in megabytes) large

the Neo Geo 100 MEGA SHOCK indicated a game larger than like 12.5MB or so (which is admittedly fairly large, home console games on cartridge generally topped out at like 4MB, with a few games using extra hardware to support 5 or 6MB ROMs, which would be 40 and 48MBit respectively)

and the so called GIGA POWER isn't even 1000Mbit, it means there's extra hardware to support up to 716Mbits (like 89.5MB -- also fairly large, except all these games came out in like 1998 onward so not really)
all those GIGA POWER games look great though, so I can at least forgive them ヽ(´∇`)ノ
Metal Slug 3 is so pretty...!
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>>115070
they do that on the tv where i live smile
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1 kilobyte = 1000 bytes
1 kibibyte = 1024 bytes
1 kilobyte (Microsoft®) = 1024 bytes


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