我们学习有用的问题和正确的问题，看一个创造性的平板电脑笔记的例子，一瞥未来没有人使用可怕的密码，并等到2011年的Windows7服务包。

• Google Chrome Now Has Resource-Blocking Adblock That means that extensi*** like AdBlock can stop parts of a page, like ads, from loading in the first place. Intriguing extensi*** to follow. [Slashdot]
• iTunes 9.2.1 Available for Download, Brings Plenty of Bug Fixes Older third-party plug-ins, drag-and-drop, and encrypted backups get some attention. [Gizmodo]
• The Dangerous Art of the Right Question Thinking about what kind of questi*** are useful, versus what questi*** actually move your life forward, in a very eye-opening read. [Trailmeme]
• Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Coming In Beginning Of 2011 The public beta might still drop in late July, but the official release is coming later than most expected. [Gizmodo]
• How To: Take Notes Like a Champ A very cool use of an iPad, the Adobe Ideas app, and contextual note-taking that both implants thoughts deeply and makes for good reading later. [GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS]
• Passwords that are Simple—and Safe Microsoft Research digs into an idea that stonewalls hackers. The gist: once a weak password like "password123" has been tried X times unsuccessfully on a certain number of accounts, that password is banned forever. [Technology Review]
• 4chan Hackers Attack Gawker Again In case you were wondering about our roughly hour-long outage earlier today, here's a little background. [Gawker]