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Hmm I'm not sure of this one, as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_prefix it says M
is
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wiki says that
M
is both 10⁶ (SI) and 2²⁰ (JEDEC), so confusion is inevitable and has been there since forever
Moreover, if you want strict SI compliance, you can't actually get it, because this module hasMB
instead ofM
in the si format module and wrong casing for thek
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if you can't differentiate between
M
andm
there is a trivial solution — don't use this format! I just don't understand why there is no short format for base1000
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