I just had a geekgasm

This is the best thing in the entire world. When I am a grown up human being, I will save my monies (almost 5000 of them) and buy one, and I won't leave the house for days.

Capable of tilting forwards and backwards, a raising and lowering upper section holding up to three monitors on the swing arm, boasting LED working lights and Bose surround sound speakers, adjustable keyboard tray and leg rest, and multiple inputs for all sorts of computers. This is the pinnacle of human achievement, and when it comes with a neural net interface, my transition into the technological singularity will be complete.

Google's Quantum computer!

Google has a series of quantum chips for its latest search algorithms! With Google being on the cutting edge of things most of the time, it's no surprise that they've gotten into quantum computing!

Han Solo Door (Also, 100th post!)

$150 to install, this Han Solo frozen in carbonate hidden behind a bookshelf will spice up any geeky home! Also! 100th blog post! woo-hoo!

Free iPhone apps you apparently NEED.

We all love free iPhone apps, all the fun with none of the commitment! Gizmodo just put out this list of 35 free apps they think you'll like! I concur with many of them.

Flowchart

There is a sad grain of truth in this flowchart. How often have you had this happen to you?

iClassic

Ever miss the old clickwheel? This app will let you go back and have one on your iPhone!

MIT AI

MIT plans to rework AI from the ground up. By going back to it's roots, they hope to approach the issue from a fresh, untainted perspective, not marred by the many faults we've seen.

iPhone etiquette

This handy graphic helps you know when it is and is not appropriate to use your iPhone on a date. It's a sad mark of our times that we need this.

iPhone Icon Pillows

Etsy is now making iPhone icon pillows! I's surprising that it took this long to do seeing as how this is a great idea.

Binary Clock

In Poland, there is now a giant Binary clock! The Big Binary Clock project displays the time using 18 round windows, with the green LEDs representing the hours, the blue representing the minutes, and the red the seconds.