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| I was just going to put my two cents in... ...but looks like I'm late, and everyone has done the math already. 
This is an interesting sociological test. Give this math test to 1,000 professional, educated people and see what happens. |
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 caesarv join:1999-08-02 Santa Rosa, CA | Does anyone really measure downloads in kB anymore? Wouldn't $2 per MB make much more sense? |
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 GardenerPremium join:2006-10-19 Burnaby, BC | $2000 per GB. Now that would stop DVD piracy. |
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 ShootToThrilTell The TruthPremium join:2004-06-07 Sherman Oaks, CA 1 edit | reply to caesarv it would sound too expensive, something that will be a lot harder for marketing to sell to the public. |
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 | reply to Gardener said by Gardener:$2000 per GB. Now that would stop DVD piracy. and people installing windows updates. |
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 | reply to ShootToThril I suppose everyone would be really confused if the price was quoted in milles.
A mill is 1/1000th of a dollar, or $0.001, so the correct price should be "2 mills per kilobyte".
$0.001 = 1 mille $0.00002 = .02 milles
But it's till not a small enough unit to avoid confusion, especially with the guys at Verizon. |
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 caesarv join:1999-08-02 Santa Rosa, CA | and because of the confusion they would have to add: Your millage may vary! |
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