Eck
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Originally posted by John
Even reading the post again,
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Originally posted by DaveyLC
In data terms mb (megabytes per second)
Since when has mb meant megabytes per second?
Mb means Megabits, MB MegaBytes, neither measured against a unit of time.
Don't bother. I've lost count of the amount of times Davey tries to be smart, and fails horrendously.
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DaveyLC
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mb isn't megabits per second either though, it's megabits, just bits, not per anything.
Now who's failed 
Traditionally MB = MegaByte but when used in datatransfer speed sense it means MegaBits Per Second.. If it didnt have the PER SECOND bit it wouldnt be relative to anything and it would be a completely pointless number.
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DaveyLC
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Don't bother. I've lost count of the amount of times Davey tries to be smart, and fails horrendously.
I'm actually quite a clever fucker
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John
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You can try to justify it all you want, you've made an arse of it.
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Eck
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Originally posted by DaveyLC
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Originally posted by Eck
Don't bother. I've lost count of the amount of times Davey tries to be smart, and fails horrendously.
I'm actually quite a clever fucker
I don't doubt that. But you are also a regular failer 
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DaveyLC
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I'm only human! 
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