I was looking through the linux manual and [on this page](https://linux.die.net/man/1/find), the manual for find, specifically in the section about the test "-size", it states (erroneously) that a **kilobyte** is 1024 **bytes**. This is, as far as I learned, false. A kilobyte is **1000** bytes, and a **kibibyte** is 1024 bytes. So, what units does it *actually* use? Does it say "kilobytes" and mean "1000 bytes", or does it mean "1024 bytes" and incorrectly wrote "kilobytes"?