iPad Links: Wednesday, April 21, 2010

I didn’t think I’d get a complete Links post done today but I managed it.

1: Shocking Fraud from Financial Scum
2: William Black Tells The Truth On Lehman’s Failure: “A Story In Large Part Of Fraud”

Libraries in NYC Protest Proposed Massive Budget Cuts — in a city where the Mayor, Billionaire Bloomberg, out of his own pocket, spent more on his illegitimate third run than he will deny the library. The vain bastard needs to open his big bank account and donate the shortfall. As penance!

Why does it take the extreme?
Five Ways to Suck at Marketing Your Small Business
Inside Pixar’s Leadership
Stop chasing followers

Twitter’s Weird Lock In
Dad is Dead: Rebutting Roger Ebert
Do we really want our lives to mirror video games like Farmville?
iSender:On Demand Peer-to-Peer File Transfer
No gain from brain training
Extreme thinking
Botox may diminish the experience of emotion

Apple:
Why alienating developers is a winning strategy
You Can’t Innovate Like Apple

iPhone:
40 of the Most Stunning iPhone Developer Websites
On Adobe, Flash CS5 and iPhone Applications
What? Adobe Flash for iPhone OS is an open platform?
Why I Hate Adobe [PIC]

iPad:
I HATE ragged-right. People died to give us H&J! Embracing the digital book
HTML5 webapps broken on the iPad
It’s Origami all over again: Concept: iPad Split Keyboard
PDF reading/notes: Reviewing papers on an iPad
That New Yorker cover: The iPad Cometh
Apple Rejects Kid-Friendly Programming App — make it right, Apple. Give us all HyperCard for free!
How I Use My iPad
Edit your website (on your iPad) with Gusto
Encoding for the Apple iPad, Part 1