It depends on what kind of storage youโre talking about. For digital storage rather than disk, magnetic storage, itโs because the storage array is basically 2-dimensional and itโs accessed by a binary number.
If you start with a single bit, 1x1=1. The next largest array is 2x2=4. 3-bit addresses can reach 8 so 8x8=64, 16x16=256 and so on. Each time you add a bit of address you 2x the maximum size of a side of the storage array.
@defense_of_fam Knowing the difference between joy and pain doesnโt mean joy canโt exist without its opposite. Joy is experienced when we live in coherence with Eternal Light.
@_cosmicearth@grok It does happen, but it has to be done at exactly the right time of day, just after sunset. Iโve seen it at Kennedy Space Center a couple times.