ik wrote:
I myself can not see or understand any reason why as a customer I need to be
interested that the ISP have any issues with the cables companies.
Maybe I can shed some light on the use of dialers in cable modems.
Abroad, there is no such thing. You hook up your computer, you get an
IP,
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005, ik wrote about Re: Actcom without a dailer costs more:
In cables, it seems that without a dialer, the cables company controls your
connection, and with one, the ISP control it.
I have a cable connection, without a dialer. Because cable clients are offered
a choice of ISPs
The need for the dialer on Cable is mostly because of the ease of uncapping
the cable line using the Motorola Surf cable modems + DHCP, with the
pptp/VPN style connection they can easily limit the connection speed on
their firewall/router and even if you successfully uncap your cable modem
you
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005, Shachar Shemesh wrote about Re: Actcom without a dailer
costs more:
The network infrastructure is such that if you connect via DHCP, your
cable operator needs to know which ISP you belong to. They then allocate
an IP for you from that ISP's IP pool, and you are connected.
Nadav Har'El wrote:
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005, Shachar Shemesh wrote about Re: Actcom without a dailer
costs more:
The network infrastructure is such that if you connect via DHCP, your
cable operator needs to know which ISP you belong to. They then allocate
an IP for you from that ISP's IP pool,
Hi,
For dialer was no issue with Actcom.
I have been their faithful customer for many years now, until I wanted to
switch from cables to ADSL.
When I called I have been told it requires cancellation of current program
and sighing up to other.
That's ok, but since I use p2p and d/l at least
I'm not extremely with the prices either, but I never had service
problems and I know my money partially helps pay for the hosting of
Hamakor and other community services, so I usually shut up. however I
can fully understand the complaints others are raising.
so let's quit bashing this one ISP,
I haven't written Pascal for over 20 years, so I'm sorry if this is trivial,
but since I NEVER wrote Pascal under Linux, maybe it is on-topic :-).
Here's a trivial piece of code:
for x := 120 to 130 do
begin
write (x);
write ('=');
write (char(x));
Hi,
First of all it's a font issue and not Pascal issue :)
perl -e 'for ($i = 120; $i 130; $i ++) { print $i = , chr($i); };'
Give me the same result as your Pascal.
Now for your Pascal program, I wrote it like that:
var
i : integer;
begin
for i := 120 to 130 do
writeln (i, ' = ',
Shlomo Solomon wrote:
I haven't written Pascal for over 20 years, so I'm sorry if this is trivial,
but since I NEVER wrote Pascal under Linux, maybe it is on-topic :-).
Here's a trivial piece of code:
for x := 120 to 130 do
begin
write (x);
write ('=');
write
Dan.
Thanks for adding hspell to -extra.
Do you have any idea if it'll be possible to add add ooo-hspell to -extra (or better yet, making it OO 2.0 compatible and then add it to -extra?)
Gilboa
On Mon, 2005-09-19 at 20:07 +0300, Dan Kenigsberg wrote:
Hi List,
I thought it would be nice
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