7 Classic Shonen Anime That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

Many long-running shows struggle to maintain quality over time, but these classic shonen series are exceptions. They consistently deliver an excellent experience from beginning to end.

Many long-running shows struggle to maintain quality over time, but these classic shonen series are exceptions. They consistently deliver an excellent experience from beginning to end.

A new study analyzing real-world user interactions with ChatGPT reveals that automatically generated code frequently contains security vulnerabilities.

Over the years, the Boruto series has showcased a lot of impressive powers, from advanced ninja technology to the abilities of the alien Otsutsuki clan, like the Karma. It appears the creators, Kishimoto and Ikemoto, are building a new power structure for the series, and recent events in the Two Blue Vortex arc are making that system much clearer.

The total volume of payments, the number of payments exchanged between accounts, and the general transaction throughput have all seen significant increases. However, the price chart… oh, that price chart! It’s presenting us with a much less cheerful outlook, and therein lies the greatest risk. A true mismatch, like a ballerina in muddy boots.

In a thrilling* (not really) post on CryptoQuant, the so-called “brain trust” at XWIN Research Japan gasped: “The Coinbase Premium Index… it’s gone negative!” 🫢 Now, what in the name of Groucho Marx is that? Glad you asked! It’s basically the price gap between Bitcoin on Coinbase (U.S. dollars, baby!) and Bitcoin on the wild, lawless crypto wastelands like Binance (hello, Tether – you sketchy, salty dollar cousin). 💵🌊

Donquixote Doflamingo is widely considered one of the best villains in One Piece, thanks to Oda’s incredible character design. He served as the primary antagonist during the Dressrosa arc and set a high bar for future villains. While few have matched his impact, it appears Oda has introduced a new character in the final saga of One Piece who may finally be Doflamingo’s equal, or even surpass him.

Researchers have developed a novel file format that enhances the security and privacy of large language models during distribution and use.

I sometimes get surprised reactions when I say there are a few popular games I don’t particularly enjoy—people call them my ‘controversial opinions.’ I’m not saying these games are bad; they’re actually very popular and well-regarded for a reason. It’s just that they didn’t click with me personally. For context, I’ve been a passionate gamer for over thirty years and have spent countless hours playing on both PC and consoles. Here are some widely loved games that, for me, just didn’t live up to the hype.

I’ve been really impressed with Jujutsu Kaisen – it’s quickly become one of the best action series of recent years. It’s raised the bar for fight scenes and has a really clever, well-developed power system. What stands out to me even more is Ryomen Sukuna; Gege Akutami has created a truly fantastic villain, arguably one of the best I’ve seen in any action series.

A comprehensive third-party analysis reveals practical key-recovery attacks against the Gleeok-128 pseudorandom function, challenging its security assumptions.