K stands for Kilobyte, a unit for measurement of data capacity. So for example a computer that has 256K (kilobytes) of memory can store around 256,000 bytes (or characters) in the memory.
A simpler example is to think of an iPod. The capacity is measured in gigabytes, because they are larger than kilobytes. If iPod capacity was measured in kilobytes, you wouldn't have simple numbers like 8/16/24GB, they would be huge (An 8GB iPod would be called a 8388608K). So basically, kilobytes are a measurement of data space, just like gigabytes.
1GB (Gigabyte) = 1048576K (Kilobytes)
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After the fact.
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Well Lik could mean in slang. "LICK."OR. like [if someone accidently forgot the "k" at the end.] lol.
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This is usually an acronym for "crack the f**k up" or "cheer the f**k up".
Its short/slang for que haces. Which means what are you doing in Spanish.
It is a computer storage measurements. 14 kilabites.
Computer slang is like a language that lots of peole around the world come up with. For example: "BRB" is a type of word using computer Slang. It means "Be Right Back." It is so people dont need to spell out the really, really long words.
For the prefix kilo-, use a lowercase 'k', as in kilometre --> km. For the slang computer term used in gaming, use a capital 'K', as in 120 thousand gold --> 120K gold.