Updating example in README

README.md

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 # filesize.js
 
-filesize.js provides a simple way to get a human readable file size string from a number (float or integer) or string.  An optional second parameter is the decimal place to round to (default is 2), or _true_ which triggers Unix style output. An optional third parameter lets you disable `bit` sizes, e.g. "Kb".
+filesize.js provides a simple way to get a human readable file size string from a number (float or integer) or string.  An optional second parameter is the decimal place to round to (default is 2), or _true_ which triggers Unix style output. An optional third parameter lets you disable `bit` sizes, e.g. "kb".
 
 ## Examples
 
 ```javascript
-filesize(500);                    // "3.91 Kb"
-filesize(500, true);              // "3.9k"
-filesize(1500);                   // "1.46 KB"
-filesize("1500000000");           // "1.40 GB"
-filesize("1500000000", 0);        // "1 GB"
-filesize(1212312421412412);       // "1.08 PB"
+// 0.10.0 switched to base 10, all previous versions use base 2
+filesize(500);                    // "4.00 Kb"
+filesize(500, true);              // "4.0k"
+filesize(1500);                   // "1.50 KB"
+filesize("1500000000");           // "1.50 GB"
+filesize("1500000000", 0);        // "2GB"
+filesize(1212312421412412);       // "1.21 PB PB"
 filesize(1212312421412412, true); // "1.1P" - shorthand output, similar to "ls -h"
-filesize(265318, 2, false)        // "259.10 KB" - disabled `bit` sizes with third argument
+filesize(265318, 2, false)        // "265.32 kB" - disabled `bit` sizes with third argument
 ```
 
 ## How can I load filesize.js?