Here is an essay where Krugman takes a liberal reporter to task for misunderstanding and opposing globalization.
Not sure if I'm missing something here. Sounds like an over-simplification. From the article:
But wait--what entitles me to assume that consumer demand will rise enough to absorb all the additional production? One good answer is: Why not? If production were to double, and all that production were to be sold, then total income would double too; so why wouldn't consumption double? That is, why should there be a shortfall in consumption merely because the economy produces more?
How can it be conveniently assumed that all the production were to be sold?
The open source version as a "trial" product. For Sugar CRM this is basically the strategy. They give away an open source version that has limited functionality, most customers upgrade to a version that is not available 100% as an open source product. They charge customers for the full functionality product.
Someone explain to me what this means!!I thought Open Source means giving away (no choice here) the source code of whole functionality.
I think what Charleste means is; when dealing with receiving data like passwords, for the sake of privacy use a POST Vs a GET cause URLs get logged at various hops.
Once the user enters their Yahoo! user ID and password, Yahoo! displays a Terms of Service page and lists the data which your application may access. If the user grants your application access, Yahoo! redirects the user to your site. The redirect URL contains a token that you use to retrieve the user's credentials.
Wonder how this gets implemented for Yahoo Mail. When a user wants to log in to a custom application, will he be redirected to Yahoo Mail main page (by custom application) and then redirected back from Yahoo Mail or does the developer writing this custom application handle the sending of credentials through public API provided.
In either case, redirection or direct handling of credentials, the credentials can be compromised.
Not sure if I'm missing something here. Sounds like an over-simplification. From the article:
But wait--what entitles me to assume that consumer demand will rise enough to absorb all the additional production? One good answer is: Why not? If production were to double, and all that production were to be sold, then total income would double too; so why wouldn't consumption double? That is, why should there be a shortfall in consumption merely because the economy produces more?
How can it be conveniently assumed that all the production were to be sold?
The open source version as a "trial" product. For Sugar CRM this is basically the strategy. They give away an open source version that has limited functionality, most customers upgrade to a version that is not available 100% as an open source product. They charge customers for the full functionality product.
Someone explain to me what this means!!I thought Open Source means giving away (no choice here) the source code of whole functionality.
If the loader is tampered with, the bootloader will complain. If bootloader is tampered with, TCPM will complain.
I think what Charleste means is; when dealing with receiving data like passwords, for the sake of privacy use a POST Vs a GET cause URLs get logged at various hops.
If you look into the implementation details of Browser-Based Authentication (http://developer.yahoo.com/auth/), it says:
Once the user enters their Yahoo! user ID and password, Yahoo! displays a Terms of Service page and lists the data which your application may access. If the user grants your application access, Yahoo! redirects the user to your site. The redirect URL contains a token that you use to retrieve the user's credentials.
Wonder how this gets implemented for Yahoo Mail. When a user wants to log in to a custom application, will he be redirected to Yahoo Mail main page (by custom application) and then redirected back from Yahoo Mail or does the developer writing this custom application handle the sending of credentials through public API provided.
In either case, redirection or direct handling of credentials, the credentials can be compromised.