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Re: lynx-dev when, where, why "kb/sec"?
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Bela Lubkin |
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Re: lynx-dev when, where, why "kb/sec"? |
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Thu, 10 Sep 1998 03:07:18 -0700 |
Philip Webb wrote:
> 980910 Bela Lubkin wrote:
> > I like the counter, but I wish it was expressed in bytes, not Kbytes.
> > I would much rather see:
> >
> > Read 36352 of 87401 bytes of data, 18176 bytes/sec.
> >
> > than the current:
> >
> > Read 35 of 85 KB of data. 17 kb/sec.
>
> i heartily agree: there's no reason to truncate things like this
> (in any case it should be Kb/s for true SI style).
"Kb" would be kilo-bits, no? "KB" for kilo-bytes?
If they've actually "standardized" on "Kb" for Kbytes, that's a standard
I'm going to have to consistently violate...
>Bela<
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