GMail is very close to 5 Gigabytes, amazing how much it has increase in such a short period of time |
I don't know. :)
I still have under 3. :)
http://aefreedy.googlepages.com/gmail.jpg
Just kidding – but I did take this screenshot a few minutes ago when I realized that when the page loads it switches from 2757.272164 to 5118.******
Weird!
I also noticed (but this could be REALLY old for all i know) the Gmail for organizations link at the bottom of the page. |
Almost time to slow down a bit. |
I have 5118!!
It's increasing faster. But I don't care, I'm using only 626 MB. I still can backup all to a CD :P |
http://googlified.com/files/gmail-email-from-google.gif
The title of the login page now reads, "Gmail: Email from Google". |
![[put at-character here]](image/at.gif) Haochi:
I know why they did this. Do a search for [gmail] http://www.google.com/search?q=gmail . The title "Welcome to Gmail" doesn't make sense from the perspective of someone who finds the site in a search engine.
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Woo more than Hotmail!!!
*Makes rude gesture at M$FT Fanboi on the other side of the class*
"You are currently using 201 MB (3%) of your 5128 MB" |
Yeah but now it's over 5120 mb (The true 5 Gigs) |
Technically, 5000 Megabytes is 5 Gigabytes, but 5120 Mebibytes is 5 Gibibytes |
Are you comenting that I didn't Capitalise "MB" or are you talking about something else (If you where, it was a mistake) |
He's talking about the confusing mess that is MB, Mb and MiB. To steal from the Definition from the WP artcile on Megabytes:
"The term "megabyte" is ambiguous because it is commonly used to mean either 1000² bytes or 1024² bytes"
Personally, I prefer it to mean 1024² bytes, but I've been brought up on that and others will probably disagree on the basis "it makes it more confusing" – but to who? The people who see 1.2MB as a value, not a number of bytes. |
I PREFER it to be 1024 etc bytes, but KNOW it should be 1000 (inline with other SI Units, eg Kilogram) |
Technically Megabyte is 1000 bytes according to the SI scale and a Mebibyte (MiB) is 1024 bytes on the Binary scale but the damage is done, a MB has been generally called 1024 bytes for too long. |
1024x makes you look more geeky.
End of discussion. |
<<you look more geeky.
End of discussion.>>
lol
Although, thinking about it, being involved in the discussion makes you look even more geeky than anything. |
on December 24th 2007 Gmail is getting 6000 MB |
but still not 6GB's, eh? I wonder if they'll bump it up for a christmas present? |
It is going up at quite a rate! |
