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Last edited by Kyle!; 04-03-2007 at 01:33 AM.
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I went to the site, but i couldnt find any examples of work, just another copy of this sales pitch?
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No, go to templates it will be there
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06-03-2007, 06:40 PM #4
No soz.Want A Website Coded And Designed?
Edit: For ontopic, examples!
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It's not there.
& I bet my bottom dollar you never made that Joomla! layout.A collection of forum users' views on obesity
Originally Posted by mynameisjake
Originally Posted by Stephen
Originally Posted by jesus
Originally Posted by Alexicles.
It will probably soon go away.
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06-03-2007, 06:43 PM #6
And you dont know how many MB a GB is.
1024 MB = 1GB
NOT
1000 MB = 1GB
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Sorry but technically you're wrong Ryan Originally Posted by Blob
A collection of forum users' views on obesity
Originally Posted by mynameisjake
Originally Posted by Stephen
Originally Posted by jesus
Originally Posted by Alexicles.
It will probably soon go away.
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how so? 1Gb does = 1024 mb o.0 Originally Posted by Xeoro
Sorry but technically you're wrong Ryan
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyt...es_vs_gigabits Originally Posted by 01101101entor
“two players, two sides.
one is light, one is dark.”
- John Locke
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o.0 your point. Originally Posted by Th0m4s
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
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