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Re: [opensuse] USB 2.0 external hard drives
- From: jpff <jpff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 08:34:50 +0100
- Message-id: <4145-Mon07May2007083450+0100-jpff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
But do not forget that the Multics, a French machine in later life
(Machines Bull, had a 9-bit octet. Caused much amusement in my circles.
==John ffitch
>>>>> "jdd" == jdd <jdd@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
jdd> Randall R Schulz wrote:
jdd> this may be a translation problem...
jdd> I see on wikipedia that the word "octet" can be used when 8 bits must
jdd> be enforced, however "octet" in the french translation for "byte", so
jdd> in french there is no difference between "byte" and "octet" (in fact I
jdd> discover than "octet" can be used in english).
jdd> what about other langages? may be the problem is only in english?
jdd> jdd
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(Machines Bull, had a 9-bit octet. Caused much amusement in my circles.
==John ffitch
>>>>> "jdd" == jdd <jdd@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
jdd> Randall R Schulz wrote:
jdd> this may be a translation problem...
jdd> I see on wikipedia that the word "octet" can be used when 8 bits must
jdd> be enforced, however "octet" in the french translation for "byte", so
jdd> in french there is no difference between "byte" and "octet" (in fact I
jdd> discover than "octet" can be used in english).
jdd> what about other langages? may be the problem is only in english?
jdd> jdd
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