This week has been an interesting montage of news in the tech world, from the government working with a torrent site to catch Internet porn to the rise and fall of Blizzard’s Real ID program. Of course, there were some absolute jewels among the coal this week, such as the new learning game, Moonbase Alpha, a NASA project. You know, since it looks like we’re never going back to the moon, they’ve created a simulation game so we can at least feel like we’re getting somewhere with the space program.  In other news, Borders gets into the e-book business (a little late to the game, don’t you think?) and homeland security has a new division to fight cyber terrorism. Oh joy! So what else has been going on? Wrap up your week with a these great links, sure to intrigue, enlighten and entertain…

Pew: Gen Y to remain active social networkers (CNet)

Vapir NO2 Vaporizer Review: Cut the Cords and Get Portable (Gizmodo)  <– Don’t leave home without this jewel!

Top 10 Coolest Solar Vehicles (GadgetReview)

Finally, a customizable Gmail signature (DVICE)

iRetrofone goes steampunk (Tuaw)

3D Coming to Adobe’s Flash (PC World)