At 9/22/07 07:31 AM, Cheekyvincent wrote:
At 9/22/07 07:02 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote:
YoungAndWise is right.
WRONG, check the wikipedia...,
128kB (speed per minute)* 60 (seconds in a hour)* 60 (minutes in hour)= total downloaded
= 460800 kB per hour
460800/ 1024 (1 Mb= 1024 bB)= 450
450/1024 (1024 Mb per 1 Gb)= 0.43945312
460,800 kiloBITS per hour.
460800/1024 (1MB= 1024 kB)= 450 megaBITS per hour
450/1024 = 0.439 gigaBITS per hour.
Nowhere in there did you convert from bits to bytes, so you have .44 gigabits rather than gigabytes, which is what his quota will be measured in.
Oh, and your wikipedia article? DID YOU EVEN FUCKING READ IT? You must be some major retard, because it clearly states (just above "See Also")
"Kilobyte (abbreviated to kB with an upper case b) is not to be confused with the term kilobit (abbreviated to kb with a lower case b)."
Then go have a look at Wikipedia: Bit. The first line says "the number 10010111 is 8 bits long, or in most cases, one modern PC byte"
Don't be a fucking retard, you're only confusing yourself more.
8 BITS TO A BYTE. Now shut the fuck up.