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it clearly says 98.32 KB :3
Actually, it says 98.32kb. That's a big difference.
Tf is a kilobarn
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=barn+area+(unit)
(Just a joke, don't take that too seriously)
What program is this? And why does it not show kilobytes for either side?
It's Termux, a terminal emulator for Android. I typed the top part, which starts qalculate (basically Wolfram|Alpha with units) and gives it the expression
98.32 kb to KBI was expecting it to convert 98.32 kilobits to kilobytes, but it instead interpreted the 'b' to mean barns. The actual unit for a bit in qalculate is 'bit':
Buy they’re both a kilogram