Want A Website Coded And Designed?

[Kyle!]

Hi im Kyle, Manager of HRHosting.co.uk! HRHosting will design and code your layout to your taste and choices! We will also maintain your website and hyperlink all your pages for you, Heres more details:

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Request Any Kind Of Template

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Want a website template/layout coded and designed to your standards? To your own taste? HR Hosting is also very good with Habbo Style Templates.

All Templates You Buy Or Request Are £10.00

Private Message me or e-mail me at [email protected] or simply go to the website at http://www.hrhosting.co.uk There is also examples of our work on the website.

[Mentor]

I went to the site, but i couldnt find any examples of work, just another copy of this sales pitch?

[Kyle!]

No, go to templates it will be there

[Blob]

Want A Website Coded And Designed?

No soz.

Edit: For ontopic, examples!

[F32]

It's not there.

& I bet my bottom dollar you never made that Joomla! layout.

[Blob]

And you dont know how many MB a GB is.

1024 MB = 1GB

NOT

1000 MB = 1GB

[F32]

And you dont know how many MB a GB is.

1024 MB = 1GB

NOT

1000 MB = 1GB

Sorry but technically you're wrong Ryan :)

[Mentor]

Sorry but technically you're wrong Ryan :)

how so? 1Gb does = 1024 mb o.0

[ZAG]

how so? 1Gb does = 1024 mb o.0

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte#Gigabytes_vs_gigabits

[Mentor]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte#Gigabytes_vs_gigabits

o.0 your point.

Just in case some people here are as stupid as im worried they may be.

bits and bytes are different things. a byte is 8 bits.
bits are represented by a small b Mb megabit, and bytes by a capital, MB. A MB is 1024 KB, and a Mb is 1024 Kb.

Same with GB/Gb. I compared megabits and gigabits if you check.
Blob compaired GigaBytes and MegaBytes.

The conversion on wiki is GigaByte and Gigabit in to bytes, not a byte to byte or bit to bit value translation.

maths binary aint that hard

[F32]

Microsoft tried to play God and make 1GB = 1024MB

[YouFail]

Microsoft tried to play God and make 1GB = 1024MB

Great interpretation :)

[Mentor]

Microsoft tried to play God and make 1GB = 1024MB
Wha? Hard drive manufactures wanted to make 1GB = 1000mb becuse it made hard drives sound bigger.

1 GB is always 1024 MB, It cant not be, Computers work in binary, and so many bits are used to hold the size of a number. 1000 is a term used in deanry logic, under binary the number isnt the top level before the units switch its 1024.

o.0