I have been using smokeless tobacco on and off for years. I thought I quit numerous times but I now realize that wasn't really the case. You can say that I merely stopped using for periods of time. The difference now is that I finally quit, meaning that I am done and will not start again. I'm well over the hump.
A megabyte is one thousand times larger than a kilobyte. The prefixes mega- and kilo- are used by a metric system of counting which is based on powers of ten. Mega comes from a Greek word megas, which translates as great. In metric systems, mega- denotes one million.
What is the origin of the terms (units of measurement) kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes? Is a megabyte larger than a gigabyte? Where are the following data volume units used as standard units: kb (metric kilobit, 1,000 bits), kB (metric kilobyte, 1,...