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yup but noe choice in my area!! well took a sify connection today! right now im getting 20 kB const lets hope this kinda startup stays well having this kinda speeds first time in my life, but having no public is is the biggest loss in this connection! ps :- can anyone tell me if triband gives a public ip

RELIANCE :-- always last to enter BUT always first to finish up cheers anil bhai

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Indian tariffs are also among the lowest broadband tariffs in the world hehehehhehehehehh that was a nice one should be nominated for the best comedian of the year! whoz written this article by the way ?? anil bhai take some suj from me dont go for last mile connectivity use wi-fi/wi-max most cost effitive in long term! no need to put wires all round the country!!

not avaliable in mumbai right now ! called up the airtel cc. Chirag are you sure those guys had a airtel landline scheme??

dude since i am a hardcore downloader i was thinking of goin for sify 256 kbps night unlimited(10 pm - 8 am) for RS 995 + taxes othere schemes avaliable over here are Pacenet Sify these are the only connections avaliable in my area, apart from the expencive wireless options rconnect and other wireless connections like datacards / tata phones / airtel gprs are far too expensive connections just for downloding

any othere details about the landline telephone(specially about internet connectivity) would be appriciated

have we ever read what agreement we sign before taking a new connection ! it clearly states 1) "the isp has all the rights to mentain all the logs and records about whos connected ......" 2) "downloading copyrighted materials is illegal and stuff ........." 90% of the stuff we ever download is illegal and 99.99999999999.....% of the times we dont get cought, and it goes on and on and on! but there are times that things can get way messy! due take this seriously and check the authencity of the letter if nobody they can even frame you for sharing copyrighted stuff throughout the internet ! and believe me its very easy to change records and stuff and specially if its your own!! enough of this lecture dude can you do me a favour since i am not getting that much speeds these days and am in need of more bandwidth could you download some COPYRIGHTED stuff for me off the net i can send you some ed2k linkz

It was BSNL, which insisted that operators set up passive links, and now that they have already installed passive links, forcing them to migrate to active link would mean a drain on financial resources. Y DID BSNL HAVE TO SAY IT WANTED PASSIVE LINKS WHEN THEY HAD TO MIGRATE TO ACTIVE LINKS IN THE FUTURE

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http://delhi.mtnl.net.in/ the one which we are talking about here is TELEPHONE FOR INTERNET plan (A, hey guys since its my time to quit from MTNL since i was using this service since past 1 year! can you guyz tell me which other options are avalible in mumbai i have tried hathway // not avaliable in my area tata // not avaliable in my area reliance // not avaliable in my area airtel // not avaliable in my area iquara // not avaliable in my area powersurfer // not avaliable in my area pacenet //no good service in my area sify //no unlimted usage pack i live in kandivali east! is there any wireless connection that i might not be knowing about!

hey can we use it with a PC dude also can you give me the link to the offical website of datacards heres one which i could find http://www.airtelworld.com/datacard/index.htm and yup the most important thing dose it provide a public ip

dude if you want to check the answer from the user then you have to use double because if you use a integer you dont get the benifit of presecion for eg:-- while using a integer 1/3 = 0 and 2/3 = 0 you got my point !!! if its a integer then 1/3 == 2/3 but if you take double then 1/3 != 2/3 **** but in double the presecion is different for different machines, so taking the user input is almost impossible in this case**** but if you floor the double value, which you did in your previous program theres no use of using double value because floor will convert it into a integer for eg if 1/3 = 0.33 floor(1/3) = 0; // floor gives you the largest integer which is not greater than the argument used PS :-- the answer of using floor is same as using the integer moral of the story :- it is almost impossible to use to use a double value in ur senario.

Reliance Info adds over 4 lakh users in Sept Telecom companies add 2.9 million new customers in Sep

1) these figures were released by TRAI! you can mess with them if you want to! 2) about internet connectivity through powerlines read something about "Intel Developers Forum" 2005 meet!

this is all i could get hopre this helps you (by the way you can contact them @ 121 04 if you dont have a airtel number then 9892012345) http://www.airtel.in/3/outlets.htm http://www.airtel.in/3/cheque_drop.htm

after months of battling and a major set-back reliance info again catching up in the race! long live infocommm Bharti added a total of 45,224 subscribers taking the total to 10.6 million Reliance Infocomm added 401,760 new subscribers last month as against 598,173 in the previous month.At the end of September, the company's total user base stood at 13,502,419 compared to 13,100,659 as at August 31.

result= floor(result*100+0.5)/100; y in th world did you have to add this line suppose result = 1/3 = 0.333333333333333333333 then result = 0.333333333333333333333 * 100 ie 33.3333333333333333333 -> 33.3333333333333333333 + 0.5 = 33.8333333333333333333 -> floor(33.8333333333333333333) = 33 // floor returns a integer when you had to convert it into a integer then why to use a double value in first place the code should have been like this then #include <iostream.h> int main() { int result,total; int num1=1; int num2=3; result=num1/num2; cout<<num1<<" / "<<num2<<" ? "; cin>>total; if(total==result) cout<<"Right ans"; else cout<<"Wrong ans"; return 0; } would have given you the same answer when you are using double you mean that precision dose matters so converting the result into a integer(by the use of floor()) makes the use of double meaningless

I was contacted by Airtel 2-3 days ago regarding their new post-paid plans ( cellphone ). I asked them regarding their Fixed Line services and Broadband. They said that they are currently providing certain areas with lines and they told me to contact their lower parel office. However they couldn't give me any phone number. The thing that got my attention was, I confirmed with the exec and then asked to speak to her superior. He too confirmed it. So I guess they will be starting their services in Mumbai. Just tell me, how can a company like airtel ignore a HUGE market like Mumbai? After all we are the financial capital of India 43477[/snapback] thats new to me ! the last time i asked airtel cc they said they did not provide any kind of landline or dsl or internet sevices in mumbai execpt GPRS

dude never used the connection myself but one of my frnd dose! spookie you can always ask the customer care about the compatibility of the phone with pc

same here wating for reliance broadband since months here! airtel dose not provide broadband in mumbai . airtel has come close to it by providing unlimited GPRS for RS 400 and i have heard that it speeds upto 30 KBPS (240 kbps) at night so thats pretty good speed @ 400 RS ( have not tried it though but one of my frndz using it ! have got good reports about it) ps :- yeah those of u looking for a public ip some bad news it dose not provide one

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