You serve a liquid diet. During a first date, drinks are hard to beat. Neither party is locked into the rigid structure of a sit-down dinner, so, happily, you can bail at your convenience. (And save a hundred bucks.) As a second date, drinks are still acceptable, providing you mix up the venue and show a bit of range.
In many computer architectures, a byte is the smallest addressable unit of memory. For example, an 820 megabyte (MB) hard drive holds a nominal 820 million bytes of data. Due to massive increases in storage capacity over time, there are now eight additional units of measurement following the byte.
See Byte magazine, Sept. 1995, page 20. An example of a byte, written as a binary number, would be â10101011â. It can have one of 28, or 256, possible values, which is enough to store, for example, any whole number from 0 to 255, or a single character of the alphabet in the ASCII code.