@EvanHahn i answered 1000 but i will acknowledge that that answer makes me sad

@EvanHahn Depends on context, but these days I try to use ki, Mi, etc. for 2^10×n to avoid confusion.

@EvanHahn I wanted to ask whether it's disk or ram, but as disks might be SSD, that could very well be thought as memory... :/

@EvanHahn 1/640th of what ought to be enough for anybody

@EvanHahn easy peasy:
- 1000 yards in a kilometer
- 1000 milliliters in a quart
- 1000 bytes in a kilobyte

@EvanHahn kibibyte is such a cute word!

@EvanHahn Depends on the context. If the context is disk space then its 1000 used by companies to market more disk space. All other cases 1024 is mostly used.