Graph-Based Signatures Secure the Post-Quantum Future
![The research demonstrates the generation of graphs amenable to proper [latex]k[/latex]-colorability, highlighting a construction method with implications for graph theory and algorithm design.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.02689v1/grp.png)
A new signature scheme, Eidolon, leverages the complexity of graph coloring to offer robust security in an era threatened by quantum computing and advanced machine learning.
Games That Make Great, Unexpected Use Of First-Person
I’ve noticed some games where first-person just…doesn’t seem natural at first. It feels like something extra, maybe a fun little addition or an option most players won’t bother with. But honestly, it can really work! These games weren’t built with a first-person view in mind, but they totally embraced it and ended up being surprisingly fun to play that way.
Nintendo Switch Online Shadowdrops Two Game Boy Classics
Nintendo Switch Online subscribers get access to a library of classic games through the Nintendo Classics app. While some systems like Game Boy Advance and Nintendo 64 require the more expensive Expansion Pack, the Game Boy app is included with the standard $20-per-year Switch Online membership. The last game update was in early January, adding Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance for the GameCube.
7 Anime Series Better Than Pokémon
Lots of anime series, from cute and heartwarming shows to action-packed adventures, follow a similar formula to Pokémon, often involving battles. But many of these anime put a bigger emphasis on storytelling than Pokémon does. This strong focus on narrative is likely a key reason why some anime become even more popular – everyone loves a compelling story!
Dark Souls 3 Fan Makes High Lord Wolnir Out of LEGOs
LEGO offers a huge variety of sets, including those based on popular movies and shows, as well as original designs. But a lot of LEGO enthusiasts enjoy creating their own unique builds using individual bricks. These builders frequently share their creations online, showcasing the incredible things people can imagine and build.
Building Brain-Inspired Resilience: Error Correction for Neural Networks
A new coding framework enhances the robustness of neural networks against errors in both memory and computation, mimicking the brain’s inherent fault tolerance.
2024’s Generational Hit Manga Is Officially Already The Next My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia was a hugely popular series, both as a manga and an anime. Created by Kohei Horikoshi, the manga began in 2014 and ran for about ten years in Jump magazine. The final chapter, number 430, was released in late 2024, bringing the manga to a close.
Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined: Rainbow Mines Level 4 Ball Puzzle Solution
This guide explains how to solve the ball puzzle found on Level 4 of the Underground area in the Rainbow Mines in Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined.
This Supporting Character Helped Naruto Go Down a Hero’s Path
Given everything Naruto endured, it’s surprising to many fans that he didn’t become bitter and turn against his village. While some adults in Konoha were unfortunately cruel to him, others recognized his good heart and didn’t see him as the monster others claimed. Iruka Umino, one of Naruto’s early teachers who appeared right from the first episode of Naruto, was a key figure in offering him that compassion.
Millions of Steam Users Are Planning on Checking Out a New Open World Action RPG Coming Soon
Pearl Abyss announced that their game, Crimson Desert, will launch on March 19, 2026, and development is currently on schedule. As the release date nears, more and more players are expressing their excitement, with many predicting Crimson Desert will be one of the year’s biggest games – alongside highly anticipated titles like GTA 6.