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Description of my issue: Bite vs Bytes
I hate to start this rant though, but I can't take it any longer :)
To start off, this probably bothers no one except me and I find that really strange actually. From where i come from, the random use of MB and Mb (MegaBytes vs Megabits / factor of 8 difference) is something to not fool around with. It's bothering me for quite a while now, especially when this is about serious software that should do it right!
Even this screen right now! The line on top of this message says "If the file is over 2Mb" , ok you mean over 0,25MB ? (probably not) , below this message i can add a file with a maximum size of 10MB? - > hey now we are talking about Megabytes? Confusion to the max since my head automatically converts these numbers.
On the configuration tab of akeeba backup everywhere we see Mb instead of MB. I seriously hope this will change in the future.
Description of my issue: Bite vs Bytes
I hate to start this rant though, but I can't take it any longer :)
To start off, this probably bothers no one except me and I find that really strange actually. From where i come from, the random use of MB and Mb (MegaBytes vs Megabits / factor of 8 difference) is something to not fool around with. It's bothering me for quite a while now, especially when this is about serious software that should do it right!
Even this screen right now! The line on top of this message says "If the file is over 2Mb" , ok you mean over 0,25MB ? (probably not) , below this message i can add a file with a maximum size of 10MB? - > hey now we are talking about Megabytes? Confusion to the max since my head automatically converts these numbers.
On the configuration tab of akeeba backup everywhere we see Mb instead of MB. I seriously hope this will change in the future.
