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1 Terabyte
1 terabyte
piles of typed paper stacked
as tall as the Eiffel Tower.
127
134 times f: ihc
movies in
Divx format.
high definition Blueray films.
4. 32 seconds
piles of typed paper stacked
as tall as the Eiffel Tower.
127
134 times f: ihc
movies in
Divx format.
high definition Blueray films.
4. 32 seconds
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noneckcomics ONLINE (07/09/2012) [+]
(9 replies)
Really? 1TB, for 20 HD blue ray movies?
Implying the movies take up 51.2GB each.
Sounds very off to me, makes me question the others.
Implying the movies take up 51.2GB each.
Sounds very off to me, makes me question the others.
#96
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newwavebossanova **User deleted account** (07/10/2012) [+]
(5 replies)
3.4% of ragingbronys reaction pics.
#142
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wertgf (07/10/2012) [+]
(5 replies)
**wertgf rolled a random image posted in comment #6847033 at FJ Pony Thread **
MFW people say 1 TB is 1000 GB
MFW people say 1 TB is 1000 GB
#125
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jordanish (07/10/2012) [+]
(3 replies)
Fun fact: there are two standards of Kilo Mega Giga Terra (etc.) Bytes. Because bytes don't increase in base 10 like everything that uses kilo mega terra etc. should use
the method originall used is
bit (base value)
Byte=8 bits [also 1 nibble is 4 bits or half of a byte]
1 KB= 1024 bytes
1MB= 1024 KB (or 1048576 bytes)
1GB=1024 MB (1073741824 bytes)
and so on. Sadly most people don't use this so the people who regulate that what is sold to how it is labbled and how it is advertised (who have McFuckedUp with McDonalds) say that most people don't know this so a memory stick sold as 2 GB will actually only have 1000000000 bytes which is 73741824 bytes less than it should be (that's about 70.4 MB of storage you aren't sold)
![Fun fact: there are two standards of Kilo Mega Giga Terra (etc.) Bytes. Because bytes don't increase in base 10 like everything that uses kilo mega terra etc. should use
the method originall used is
bit (base value)
Byte=8 bits [also 1 nibble is 4 bits or half of a byte]
1 KB= 1024 bytes
1MB= 1024 KB (or 1048576 bytes)
1GB=1024 MB (1073741824 bytes)
and so on. Sadly most people don't use this so the people who regulate that what is sold to how it is labbled and how it is advertised (who have McFuckedUp with McDonalds) say that most people don't know this so a memory stick sold as 2 GB will actually only have 1000000000 bytes which is 73741824 bytes less than it should be (that's about 70.4 MB of storage you aren't sold)](http://static3.fjcdn.com/comments/Fun+fact+there+are+two+standards+of+Kilo+Mega+Giga+_7d4bf2c3242ad89ceb57702d2a559175.jpg)
the method originall used is
bit (base value)
Byte=8 bits [also 1 nibble is 4 bits or half of a byte]
1 KB= 1024 bytes
1MB= 1024 KB (or 1048576 bytes)
1GB=1024 MB (1073741824 bytes)
and so on. Sadly most people don't use this so the people who regulate that what is sold to how it is labbled and how it is advertised (who have McFuckedUp with McDonalds) say that most people don't know this so a memory stick sold as 2 GB will actually only have 1000000000 bytes which is 73741824 bytes less than it should be (that's about 70.4 MB of storage you aren't sold)
#137
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sonda (07/10/2012) [+]
(3 replies)
No. It really fucking means 1024 gigabytes of storage data.
#95
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xsauce (07/10/2012) [-] I guess the Harry Potter audio books are the best thing to read while I'm here
#86
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durkadurka ONLINE (07/10/2012) [-] Huge hard drives are cool and all, but solid state drives kick ass.
