Hello, SI says:
* k is not 1024; it's 1000. * K is not 1024; it's a temperature unit. We must use either k or K. Some people prefer k because: * the SI says it's a prefix; * M, which means 10^6 in SI, means 1024^2 in computing context, so there's no reason why we couldn't use k for 1024. I think it's a logical thought, although I actually don't care about using k or K. -- fabrice bauzac Software should be free. http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-free.html
