In SI prefixes M=mega/m=milli, sure. In SI units m|M=metre.
Not to mention KB means kelvinbytes.
KB is a JEDEC thing where they invented a new shorthand prefix but re-used the Si prefix names of (kilo, mega, giga) while changing their meanings. They used capital K for kilo meaning 1024.
It's certainly one of the dumbest standards in existence and the fact Microsoft went with it and extended it is frustrating too.
Thanks, fixed it.
I thought maybe “m” means “metric mega” as usual in US, so.
This is the first time I hear about "metric mega", and I hang out a lot here, where Americans use their units without explanation.