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A gigabyte is "[a]pproximately one billion bytes; precisely 230 or 1,073,741,824 bytes." The gigabyte (GIG-ə-byet) is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information storage. The prefix giga means 109 in the International System of Units (SI), therefore 1 gigabyte is . The unit symbol for the gigabyte is GB or Gbyte, but not Gb (lower case b) which is typically used for the gigabit. Historically, the term has also been used in some fields of computer science and information technology to denote the gibibyte, or (10243 or 230) bytes. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) defined the unit accordingly for the use in power switchgear. In 2000, however, IEEE adopted the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) recommendation, which uses the metric prefix interpretation. Today the usage of the unit gigabyte continues to depend on the context of usage. When referring to disk storage capacities it usually means 10003 bytes. This also applies to data transmission quantities over telecommunication circuits, as the telecommunications and computer networking industries have always used the SI prefixes with their standards-based meaning. When referring to RAM sizes it most often (see binary prefix adoption) has a binary interpretation of 10243 bytes, i.e. as an alias for gibibyte. File systems and software often list file sizes or free space in some mixture of SI units and binary units; they sometimes use SI prefixes to refer to binary interpretation - that is using a label of gigabyte or GB for a number computed in terms of gibibytes (GiB), continuing the confusion. In order to address this the International Electrotechnical Commission has been promoting the use of the term gibibyte for the binary definition. This position is endorsed by other standards organizations including the IEEE, the International Committee for Weights and Measures (CIPM) and the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), but the binary prefixes have seen limited acceptance. The JEDEC industry consortium continues to recommend the IEEE 100 nomenclature of using the metric prefixes kilo, mega and giga in their binary interpretation for memory manufacturing designations. You could also be looking for Gigabyte (episode) Gigabyte is a class 5 energy absorbing Super Virus created from the virus Killabyte. Killabyte was captured in the Super Computer and was scheduled for deletion, but just before the procedure he received an upgrade from the User that programmed him. He quickly grew several sizes, and gained the ability to to fly, form portals, with trans-finite power reserves, and drain energy from any sprite, binome or powered equipment. At this point the new virus began calling himself Gigabyte, Destroyer of Systems. (What's Love Got To Do With It? ) Just after Gigabyte's upgrade, he was caught in a Gateway Command from Mainframe's Twin City and was pulled there. When he arrived he unwittingly damaged the gateway causing it to overload, destroying the entire city. The explosion nullified everyone in the Twin City and also split Gigabyte in two, creating the new viruses Megabyte and Hexadecimal. Gigabyte was briefly reformed when a Web Creature infected Megabyte forcing him to merge with Hex again, in a bid to reach the Net, forming the super virus Gigabyte. Once Bob found what Gigabyte was he initiated a Net wide alert that there was such a powerful new virus, calling for any assistance. Mainframe had never previously encountered any threat of the sort. His personality was a perfect balance between Hexadecimal and Megabyte, as he possesses both incredible power and a cold machine-like intelligence. This makes the Super Virus very dangerous since he has none of extreme-traits present in the two viruses that made him up, neither joyfully insane like Hex, or a greed of Megabyte. Because of his energy absorbing abilities, Gigabyte cannot be harmed by energy-based weaponry from Glitch, however he is not invincible to all forms of attack; he can be directly impeded by physical assaults or weapons such as Mouse's katana, but even these do not leave any lasting injury, should Gigabyte sustain heavy damage he can easily repair himself in seconds. Bob, realizing this virus was far from 'benign', fought Gigabyte while trying to keep him from getting any power. He was effortlessly tossed aside by the virus. At first there seemed no logic to this pattern, until Phong correctly surmised that his transformation left him very weak because Hexadecimal had been all but drained of power by nulls. Gigabyte would seek out the largest sources of energy, so Phong quickly powered down the city, leaving the Guardian and Glitch as the biggest energy source, apart from the System Operating Core. Bob lured Gigabyte to Floating Point Park while the rest prepared to put their plan to degrade the virus into effect. Bob was still no match for the virus' brute strength but was fortunately backed up by Hack and Slash. The two robots combined strength was enough to actually put up a fight with the virus, however their luck ran out when Hack accidentally got too close and was drained of energy. Slash in a temper sent Gigabyte reeling with a punch, but idiotically, straight back to Mainframe. With Hack's energy Gigabyte could now fly and tapped into the Principal Office's shields, forcing Phong to bring them down before the virus became too powerful to stop. The Mainframers kept stalling for time, so Gigabyte wouldn't reach the Core. Together with Mouse and Dot, Bob eventually caught and defeated Gigabyte in a tear and using Glitch, managed to split him back into Megabyte, Hexadecimal, and the Web-Creature, destroying Gigabyte for the second time, and reforming his children. Gigabyte Technology. A gigabyte is a unit of information or computer storage equal to one billion bytes. It is commonly abbreviated GB in writing (not to be confused with Gb, which is used for gigabit) and gig in writing or speech. There are two slightly different definitions of the size of a gigabyte in use: * 1,000,000,000 bytes or 109 bytes is the decimal definition used in telecommunications (such as network speeds) and some computer storage manufacturers (such as hard disks and flash drives). This usage is compatible with SI. * 1,073,741,824 bytes, equal to 10243, or 230 bytes. This is the definition used for computer memory sizes, and most often used in computer engineering, computer science, and most aspects of computer operating systems. The IEC recommends that this unit should instead be called a gibibyte (abbreviated GiB), as it conflicts with SI units used for bus speeds and the like. Gigabyte is a virus writer from Belgium. She is known for being one of the few female virus/worm writers, as well as being very public and ethical about her virus/worm writing. Her feud with Sophos Anti-virus expert Graham Cluley is also notable. A few of her viruses are humorous, while others, such as Sharp are intended to demonstrate new concepts. None of Gigabyte's viruses or worms has ever made it into the wild. Gigabyte's real plan is to rule the ocean. As there aren't very many computer robots under the sea, he also plans to marry Karen. These plans frequently get him into competition with Plankton. On the least of opportunities, he likes to take advantage of Plankton to humiliate him. He also takes advantage of times where Plankton and Karen argue. Karen like Plankton more for obvious reasons. On the occasion Gigabyte runs into other robots/computers or other mechanical beings, he would try to flirt with them. He is said to have two personalities: one's a villain bent on world domination, and the other's a Casanova wannabe . Gigabyte from Belgium. She is None of Gigabyte's viruses or worms has ever made it into the wild. When Gigabyte is around, trouble and mischief are always close behind. Although she is a strong fighter, Gigabyte will never get into a fight, unless she ultimately has too. Many times she will find someone else to do the fighting for her. She has been known to use anyone, if it benefits her needs. She is very loyal to the Decepticon cause, yet she hates to be in charge of anything. In jet mode, she has been known to attack and destroy any enemy that is in her area. Her aerial maneuvers often stun her victims, while her rocket launcher and fire blaster usually finish them off. In robot mode she carries her fire blaster and her laser gun. When she is not in the air she is often fixing or programming computers. She will often get too busy working on her computers that she will normally forget other tasks assigned to her. Gigabyte relies too heavily on others doing her dirty work that she often finds herself in trouble when there is no one left to use. Уровень начинается с куба. Игроку надо перепрыгивать через блоки, но увидеть их можно только вблизи. Хотя их нахождение угадать несложно, так как под ними будет зелёная декорация. Затем следует этап волны. Необходимо просто пролететь весь туннель, стены которого будут часто мерцать. Далее следует этап корабля. Мы должны пролетать в пространствах между верхними и нижними стенами. Стены будут появляется только вблизи, и поэтому вам надо лететь чётко по красным стрелочкам. После этого персонаж становится НЛО, но суть этапа не меняется. Далее мы становимся кубом. Перепрыгнув несколько шипов мы проходим через ряд исчезающих кубов из начала уровня. Начинается этап шара. Необходимо перепрыгивать с верхних платформ на нижние, и наоборот. В помощь вам приходят гравитационные порталы и сферы. Начинается последний этап волны. Аналогично этапам корабля и НЛО игроку надо пролетать между исчезающими стенами по красным стрелочкам, однако стены теперь диагональные. Уровень пройден!
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