terabyte used to mean what tebibyte means now until it was redefined by the IEEE a few years ago to make stuff easier on drive manufacturers (apparently) I do imagine it's harder to say "terabyte hard drive" than "24 gb short of a terabyte, because we rushed it to market, wanted to be the first manufacturer to be able to say terabyte HDD."
its my experience that they actually make them that way but they advertize them as even numbers for example if i had a "500" gig hard drive it would probably really be 512 gigs.
you are actually gaining 12 gigs when its advertised at 500. I thought the experience of knowing the true size of the HD when everyone else just thought it was 500 was lamentable. but now they actually are only 500gigs? I guess your original statement of losing the 12 gigs is correct. wtf how do you think so fast?
the multi-core version is really helpful. ...I missed that that was a pun the first two readthroughs.
Ha ha, my neighbour has that downloaded to his computer and he has made it available to everybody in the area via his server. I'm enjoying it. I love the way they drag the poor crackers by their hair.
I have 2000 lbs of tent in my front yard, and a hydroponic garden in the back. don't make me use them on you.