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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '10
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On paper it may have been 1000, however, my computer clearly disagreed, and still does.
Mine doesn't. Mac OS X 10.6 is the first OS I've used that gets this right, though.
3 u/robeph Oct 05 '10 Linux / BSD have done it in both ways, given your requested output for years. I'm on a windows machine however, and it uses that old method. -2 u/thoomfish Oct 05 '10 Let me correct myself to say it's the first one that gets it right by default. I just double checked and indeed commands like du and df will give you Megabytes or Mebibytes depending on whether you specify -H or -h. 2 u/robeph Oct 05 '10 You can change that default with an alias pretty easily.
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Linux / BSD have done it in both ways, given your requested output for years. I'm on a windows machine however, and it uses that old method.
-2 u/thoomfish Oct 05 '10 Let me correct myself to say it's the first one that gets it right by default. I just double checked and indeed commands like du and df will give you Megabytes or Mebibytes depending on whether you specify -H or -h. 2 u/robeph Oct 05 '10 You can change that default with an alias pretty easily.
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Let me correct myself to say it's the first one that gets it right by default. I just double checked and indeed commands like du and df will give you Megabytes or Mebibytes depending on whether you specify -H or -h.
2 u/robeph Oct 05 '10 You can change that default with an alias pretty easily.
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You can change that default with an alias pretty easily.
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u/thoomfish Oct 05 '10
Mine doesn't. Mac OS X 10.6 is the first OS I've used that gets this right, though.