How this conversion works
One thousand in binary is ten bits long. The gap between the decimal "kilo" (1000) and the binary "kibi" (1024) starts exactly here and causes endless storage-size confusion.
Each base just uses a different set of digits for the same quantity. Reading
1000 as a decimal number gives the decimal value
1000; expressing that same value in base two, eight or sixteen
produces the rows above. To convert any number between bases — including custom bases from 2
to 36 — use the number base converter.