| CGI-Quality said: You're really taking this far...... for no reason at all. Gb/gb means gigabit, GB means gigabyte. Didn't need anymore elaborating than that. |
You are good at moderating, but you really seem to have a problem admitting even the tiniest mistake on your side.
When you are writing that there is a difference between 2.5gb (gigabits) and 2.5GB (gigabytes), it is okay because "it is helping with confusion for anyone trying to learn."
And when I am writing that there is also a difference between 2.5GB (gigabytes) and 2.5GiB (gibibytes) and that RAM + storage is counted in different units, I'm "taking it too far for no reason at all"? Why ain't that information also "helping with confusion for anyone trying to learn."
If more people know the difference between gibibyte and gigabyte (or tebibyte and terabyte) there would be much less confusion why "they don't get the capacity they paid for".
