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  • Tonuka@feddit.orgto196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Bites & Bytes Rule
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    1 month ago

    fun facts:

    bit stands for “binary digit”. “byte” is today meant to be 8 bits, but was originally just any arbitrary grouping of bits. SI prefixes are often used incorrectly with bytes: A kilobyte would be 1000 bytes, but is almost always used for 1024 bytes. To solve this, alternative binary prefixes are used: One Kibibyte (kiB) is exactly 1024 byte, and it continues with Gibibyte (GiB) and Tibibyte (TiB)