Though technically accurate, I would say it goes against the rest of the
purpose of that filter: "human readable".
And though technically inaccurate, everyone from hard drive manufacturers to
major web companies use KB, MB, etc. to represent filesizes. I'd argue that
it's become a de facto (if inaccurate) standard. The "why is my hard drive X
GB less than what it said on the box" comes up all the time thanks to this
wonderful trick of marketing.
So while you are technically correct (and that is the best kind of correct),
my money's on keeping the filter as it is. Everyone else is more than free
to disagree. :-)
All the best,
- Gabriel
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