While "Kilo-" does indeed mean 1000 in and of itself, "Kilobyte" has always meant 1024 until recently. Retroactive continuity amendments aside, since KB started out as meaning 1024, it should have persisted on meaning that.
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While "Kilo-" does indeed mean 1000 in and of itself, "Kilobyte" has always meant 1024 until recently. Retroactive continuity amendments aside, since KB started out as meaning 1024, it should have persisted on meaning that.