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[SS]Rator · 02-18-2004

We may be going offline for a day or two while we switch hosting companies. Cyberwebhosting is for shit.

ipowerweb.com 40gb per month, 400 email accounts, and 800 mgb of space for $8 a month.

Save any big important posts for after the move.

Thanks.

[SS]CJ · 02-19-2004

Rator (or anybody for that matter), what or how much is a mgb? Does that stand for MegaGigaByte?

If it was a type-o, I feel stupid.

Weeper · 02-19-2004

Its a TYPO ... its MB ... MegaByte. What you expect everyone to be perfect? :D

02-19-2004

Rator, does this mean the PLICK finally sent you the check? LOL Do we have an idea of when this is gonna happen. So I can let my boss know when my productivity will increase and then when it will go back down to normal? LOL Wish SONY/Zipper would go down for a few days to make things better for us too while we are away from our site................................ you know "since the Sea Snipers are down lets improve everything for their return" LMAO

Maelos · 02-19-2004

random info on the subject of abreviations...:

1 bit
1 byte = 8 bits
1 kb = 1,024 bytes 2^10 bytes
1 mB = 1,048,576 bytes 2^20 bytes
1 gB = 1,024 megabytes 2^30 bytes
1 terabyte = 1,024 gigabytes 2 ^ 40 bytes

now, if you want to talk RAM..... j/k

I'd be glad to help w/ any computer stuff. Even though Rator is pro, I'm taking AP Computer Science and might be fresh on it. Just dont ask me to read out hex dumps

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Sincerely, Maelos

[SS]Rator · 02-19-2004

jeez, one extra letter any get a lecture! LOL! jk.

[SS]ProXimo · 02-19-2004

LMAO, That's what I was thinking Rator. Relax everyone. It's no big deal. I do like what CJ said. Mega Giga Byte. How much is that anyway? That would be like 800 Terabyte.

02-18-2004	#1
[SS]Rator Sea Snipers® Owner/Leader Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: US Posts: 24,237	SS forums We may be going offline for a day or two while we switch hosting companies. Cyberwebhosting is for shit. ipowerweb.com 40gb per month, 400 email accounts, and 800 mgb of space for $8 a month. Save any big important posts for after the move. Thanks. I'm gonna ask you questions, and every time you don't give me answers, I'm gonna cut something off. And I promise you... they will be things you will miss!

02-19-2004	#5
Maelos Ensign Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: VvV Posts: 44	random info on the subject of abreviations...: 1 bit 1 byte = 8 bits 1 kb = 1,024 bytes 2^10 bytes 1 mB = 1,048,576 bytes 2^20 bytes 1 gB = 1,024 megabytes 2^30 bytes 1 terabyte = 1,024 gigabytes 2 ^ 40 bytes now, if you want to talk RAM..... j/k I'd be glad to help w/ any computer stuff. Even though Rator is pro, I'm taking AP Computer Science and might be fresh on it. Just dont ask me to read out hex dumps . Sincerely, Maelos Ideas I live by: The Litany of Fear & Strength In Unity ~for the mind Last edited by Maelos : 02-29-2004 at 03:17 PM.

02-19-2004	#6
[SS]Rator Sea Snipers® Owner/Leader Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: US Posts: 24,237	jeez, one extra letter any get a lecture! LOL! jk. I'm gonna ask you questions, and every time you don't give me answers, I'm gonna cut something off. And I promise you... they will be things you will miss!

02-19-2004	#2
[SS]CJ Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 1,372	Rator (or anybody for that matter), what or how much is a mgb? Does that stand for MegaGigaByte? If it was a type-o, I feel stupid.

02-19-2004	#3
Weeper Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 1,286	Its a TYPO ... its MB ... MegaByte. What you expect everyone to be perfect? :D

02-19-2004	#4
[SS]Dr.Who Posts: n/a	Rator, does this mean the PLICK finally sent you the check? LOL Do we have an idea of when this is gonna happen. So I can let my boss know when my productivity will increase and then when it will go back down to normal? LOL Wish SONY/Zipper would go down for a few days to make things better for us too while we are away from our site................................ you know "since the Sea Snipers are down lets improve everything for their return" LMAO

02-19-2004	#7
[SS]ProXimo Proximo Studios Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Sachse, TX Posts: 1,996	LMAO, That's what I was thinking Rator. Relax everyone. It's no big deal. I do like what CJ said. Mega Giga Byte. How much is that anyway? That would be like 800 Terabyte.

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