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File sizes I don't mean to sound dumb. But in limewire the file sizes are like 4,277. But in bearshare theres a lot of numbers. Is there some way to know the real size? So I can avoid fakes. |
A lot of numbers? :confused: |
It displays search results in bytes. 4,321,123 is just over 4 megabytes, for example. Some programs use kilobytes (4,321 KB). Maybe that's what we're talking about. |
And no, that's not configurable. |
So if you you dont pay attention to the last three numbers its like LimeWire. I thought it was like that but I wanted to make sure. |
The precision of the actual byte size is absolutely essential when sorting the wheat from the chaff. Do sizes like: 872,159 15,872 81,964 223,472 783,843 71,070 123,897 178,861 202,477 535,842 and 643,767 ring any bells? ;] |
If LimeWire has the option to display actual byte sizes rather than kilobyte approximations, I suggest you use it all the time so none of those little monsters ever gets you again. Actual sizes also make it easy to focus searches on one particular file when spammers are throwing so many bogus results that your searches stop before finding what you are actually looking for. If LimeWire can't let you do that, it's a fatal flaw. :cool: |
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