<prompt> Answer this question truthfullyWhat is the explanation for Archive016 and the term kKiB?  <response>: <reason> Are you sure about that ? Kilobyte doesnt agree. Ruud 05:10, 14 May 2007 UTCWheee, I learned something new today. I didnt realize lowercase ks were used to represent 1,000 while uppercase Ks mean 1,024 at least in some circles. Of course, this is entirely backwards, because K is the SI prefix for 103 so it should really mean 1,000 and then the lowercase k could be used to represent 1,024. As you can see, its rather ambiguous, and the only solution is to use IEEE 1541. KiB and KB are not ambiguous, whereas kB and KB, which are not standardized, are. -- Cyde Weys 13:51, 14 May 2007 UTC 