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Don't mistake not mistaking the size of an octet of the size of a byte with mistaking the size of a word and the size of a byte. PEM® self-clinching studs are installed by placing them in properly sized holes in the sheets and squeezing into place with any standard press. Indeed, as time has gone on, int may be defined as smaller than the natural word-size, as a combination of consistency with what is common elsewhere, reduction in memory usage for an array of ints, and probably other concerns I don't know of).

Given the point in history when they were made, and that most machines now have 8-bit bytes, the distinction is largely moot, though it's not impossible to implement a compiler, run-time, etc. Some architectures made use of proprietary encodings; a good example of this is the DEC PDP-10, which had a 36 bit machine word. Personally saw a programming manual for chip where on byte was 4 bits, and heard about other chips with non-8 bit bytes.

All data transferred to the datAshur PRO2 is encrypted in real-time with built in military grade AES-XTS 256-bit hardware encryption. The ASCII standard you mention assumes a 7-bit byte, and was based on earlier 6-bit communication standards. SuperSpeed Gen 1) flash drive advanced security features delivers ultimate data security and guarantees the utmost protection for your data at all times. Type FHS is recommended for use in steel or aluminum sheets HRB (Rockwell “B” scale) 70 or less and HB (Hardness Brinell) 125 or less.

The iStorage datAshur is an easy to use and affordable hardware encrypted, PIN authenticated USB flash drive. With no software or drivers required, the datAshur's advanced security features include auto-lock and brute force protection, delivering complete data security and guaranteeing 100% protection of your data at all times. Use it straight out of the box, the datAshur does not require any software or drivers to be installed and is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome, Android, Thin Clients and Embedded Systems. was a mixture of commercial success, it being a convenient enough number for the people thinking about it (which would have fed into each other) and no doubt other reasons I'm completely ignorant of. Actual byte sizes have a much wider historical range, although I'd say most were between 6 and 16 bits per byte.If we were to build from scratch now, we'd probably have a larger size of 64-bits, and not have to deal with bytes and words being mismatched.

The concept of octet exists precisely because 8-bit bytes are common (hence the choice of using them as the basis of such standards) but not universal (hence the need for another word to avoid ambiguity).Extended ASCII codes (such as ANSI character sets) used the 8th bit to expand the character set with graphics, accented characters and other symbols. By the latter part of the 1970s the industry settled on 8 bits as a de facto standard and architectures such as the PDP-8 with its 12 bit machine word became somewhat marginalised (although the PDP-8 ISA and derivatives still appear in embedded sytem products). All data transferred to the datAshur is encrypted in real-time with built in military grade AES-CBC 256-bit hardware encryption and is protected from unauthorized access even if your datAshur is lost or stolen.