what's the large staduim in world and how much it's capacity?
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stad maracana in bresil\n1954 in the final 250000 person watch the match in the stad
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Technically 1,024.  But most hard drive manufacturers count 1,000 megabytes in a gig.
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5.98 x 1024 kg (nearly 6,000 billion billion metric tons)
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523 songs and it is 60 GB
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Whats the largest state in the world\nhows that to start with
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http://www.gigaflop.demon.co.uk/aber.htm\n110m ?
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total: 9,631,418 sq km\nland: 9,161,923 sq km\nwater: 469,495 sq km
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1.27 X 1022 KG (0.0021 Earths)
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250 gig should be good... it can fit tons of MP3's... Movies... Games... and etc... its good enuf for me... if thats not enuf... 400 gig and more is avail
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Good Question. I doubt we'll know unless someone who works there tells us, but here are some specs on the server farm at Google.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_platform\n\nPretty impressive stuff.
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Currently world population is approximately 6.5 billion. \n\nLets assume one person will eat up 2.5 m²\nSo 6.5 billion people will require 1.625 × 10⁹ m² of area ( if all of us stood side by side ).\n\nRussia has a total area of 17,075,400 × 10⁶ m² , with 13% of water.\nSo the total land area in Russia is 1.4855598 × 10¹³ m²\n\nIf we stuff all human beings into Russia ( ignoring the landscape), it will only eats up 0.0109386374 % of Russia!\n\nCorrect me if I made mistake. Thanks! ^^
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I have the 512MB model, and it holds about 120 songs(about 8 hrs or so, depending on the length of your songs)\nDouble that if you have the 1GB model.
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Actually there is some ambiguity even among experts, it could be 1000 or 1024\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilobyte\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabyte
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The most powerful supercomputer in the world as of November 2005 is the IBM Blue Gene/L.  It comprises of a whopping 131,072 PowerPC 440 processors running at 700 MHz each with a total of 32,768 GB of memory and running CNK/Linux.\n\nThis supercomputer reaches a maximum of 280,600 GFlops.  The 2nd most powerful computer as of November 2005 is also an IBM machine and it only reaches 91,290 GFlops, a very distant second.
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Based on the hundreds of systems I have seen.\n\nMost people never install anything that takes up any significant amount of space.\n\nQuite a few of the computers I have seen are running with 80+% of their hard disk free. \n\nALmost all computers I have seen have had greater than 50% of their space free.\n\nThe thing is people who actually fill their computers with stuff, are normaly very computer skilled, and usualy dont have to call me. =)  But, as a general rule those are 1 in 10 maybe 1 in 7 of the computer users in the world\n\nThe most common hard disk size I have seen lately is between 40 and 120 GB's.
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Lionbridge, http://www.lionbridge.com, handles a large volume, but I don't know if it's the largest.
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20... thats 2^20...1048576 bytes...some companies say 1,000,000 bytes to make their hardrives/flash memory seem bigger but 1048576 or 2^20 is technically the most accurate answer...