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		stralep on Feb 7, 2010 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: U.S freelancers pretend to be from other countries... Isn't it 2^10=1024? It is not important for the story, but there is some kilobyte sign missing :)

dagobart on Feb 8, 2010 [–]

even 2^20 wouldn't be a megabyte rather than the figure of 1048576 (which happens to be the amount of bytes a megabyte happens to have), so, a number != a storage

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