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I think I just reaffirmed me being a bit evilish.	by Klaranth	2014-03-27 00:07:12
A bit? A bit? A !BIT!?	by ShadowSystems	2014-03-27 00:51:24
Are metric evil bits bigger than imperial bits?	by morenna	2014-03-27 05:16:36
The Imperial is larger, of course...	by ShadowSystems	2014-03-27 08:00:33
Should be, I'm sure that a byte	by SciSSorS	2014-03-27 08:11:53
contains 8 imperial bits, but probably 10 decimal ones, er, bits. So either the bits are same size and metric bytes are bigger, OR the Imperial bits are larger. Because so many "software" works with bytes, and runs equally well (or badly) on the continent as they do in the UK (who probably don't have an Emperor any more, but still have Empirical Units) ... it must be the bytes that happen to work on both systems alike. So yes, it's the Imperial BITS who are about 25 % (2/8th) bigger than the decimal ones.
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Of course it's bigger...	by ShadowSystems	2014-03-27 09:02:34

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