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Vedr diskussionen her i gruppen for nyelig om NAS hastigheder:

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/11/17/tcp_tuning.html

"Network people always use bits per second, but the rest of the
computing world thinks in terms of bytes, not bits. This often leads to
confusion."


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2GB RAM should be enough for anyone.

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> Vedr diskussionen her i gruppen for nyelig om NAS hastigheder:
>
> http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/11/17/tcp_tuning.html
>
> "Network people always use bits per second, but the rest of the
> computing world thinks in terms of bytes, not bits. This often leads to
> confusion."

Jeg skriver altid MBytes og Mbit (med henholdsvis stort og lille B/b) for at
undgå forvirring.

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>> Vedr diskussionen her i gruppen for nyelig om NAS hastigheder:
>>
>> http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/11/17/tcp_tuning.html
>>
>> "Network people always use bits per second, but the rest of the
>> computing world thinks in terms of bytes, not bits. This often leads to
>> confusion."
>
> Jeg skriver altid MBytes og Mbit (med henholdsvis stort og lille B/b) for
> at undgå forvirring.

Samme her.
Forresten så findes der andre bytes end dem med 8 bit i, derfor må det vel
være smartest at angive fart på et netværk i bit?

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ShutEye wrote:

> Forresten så findes der andre bytes end dem med 8 bit i, derfor må det vel

Hvor findes de?

1 byte = 8 bit
1 nibble = 4 bit


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Mvh
Jesper Poulsen

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>> Forresten så findes der andre bytes end dem med 8 bit i, derfor må det
>> vel
>
> Hvor findes de?
>
> 1 byte = 8 bit
> 1 nibble = 4 bit

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte
Men skal dog ikke sige om der er nogen der bruger andet end 8 bpB (bits per
byte) disse dage, derfor var det lagt ud som et spørgsmål.

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Axel Hammerschmidt wrote:

> "Network people always use bits per second, but the rest of the
> computing world thinks in terms of bytes, not bits. This often leads to

Den eneste der nossede rundt i det var dig (med du er jo heller ikke
netværks-prof).


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Mvh
Jesper Poulsen