Day: May 17, 2025

Foo Fighters make a surprising line-up change that no one saw coming

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Drumming may appear simple at first glance, primarily because it involves maintaining rhythm, which is its primary role. However, despite many skilled drummers, what stands out is the ability to make the drums seem almost melodic, like Neil Peart does. The drum serves as the band’s engine, particularly for rock bands, but a good fit is crucial.

Ethereum’s Low Fees Delight Investors – Will Bitcoin Follow Suit? 😂💸

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Since the Pectra magic happened on May 7, 2025 (yes, the future is now), fees—those pesky little nags—have mostly stayed quiet. There was a fleeting temporary spike on May 12—like a cough in a library—pushing median gas to $0.687. But since May 17, Ethereum’s median fee sits comfortably at 0.000061 ETH, or about $0.15, just enough for a snack, not a splurge. Plus, swift confirmation? Less than 30 seconds, costing a tiny 0.65 gwei—okay, roughly $0.03—because who has time to wait, right? 🕒

You Won’t Believe What Argentina’s Judge is Uncovering About President Milei’s Crypto Scandal

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In what could only be described as an *extra* move, Judge Servini has asked the central bank to hand over the *juicy details*—aka unseal the bank accounts of both President Milei and his sister Karina. Why, you ask? Because Karina might have been chatting it up with the co-founders of the $LIBRA token before it even launched. Call it a ‘crypto conspiracy’ if you want, but it smells a little like insider trading, if you ask me. 😬

Yellowstone Series Finales Ranked: The Most Satisfying Ending Is 1883

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1883 marks the beginning of the Yellowstone spin-off series, a Western tale spanning one season of ten episodes that introduces the earliest known Dutton family, starring James (Tim McGraw) and Margaret Dutton (Faith Hill). 1923 serves as a continuation of 1883, set 40 years later and featuring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren as Jacob and Cara Dutton. Initially ordered as one season, 1923 is actually a two-part story unfolding over two seasons, consisting of 15 episodes in total. The saga of the 1920s concluded its second part in April 2025 with the finale of 1923 season 2.

Clash Royale: How Your Favorite Card is Determined (And Why It Matters)

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Users might find it interesting to know that their favorite card selection in Clash Royale is based on a straightforward analysis of how often they utilize each card during battles. This means the card used most frequently will be crowned as the preferred one, and the user can boast about this until their playstyle significantly changes. User GDPuisor offers a concise explanation, stating, “I believe it’s determined by how much you use a specific card.” However, things become complex when players employ combinations of cards to create effective strategies. Many players have expressed that they rely on synergies between cards, making it challenging to pinpoint one favorite card. As woodstockbird9 correctly points out, “For me, it’s a combination of two or three cards in a specific order.” The consensus is clear: While Clash Royale has streamlined a data-heavy process, it does not fully capture the intricacies of strategic gameplay.

Clash Royale Deck Help: Your Ultimate Guide to Mastering Deck Composition!

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In the Clash Royale community forum, there’s a strong atmosphere of friendship and mutual support. Users at varying skill levels engage in the Deck Help Discussion Thread, including Odd_Sorbet_4463, who confesses they’re struggling with deciding between Fireball and Rocket within their deck. They’re considering whether to keep Fireball for eliminating groups of enemies or switch to Rocket for taking down tougher opponents in a combination involving Knight and Cannon, a dilemma frequently faced by players. Other users offer assistance by providing information on the advantages and disadvantages of each card based on actual gameplay experience. As one user explains, “Fireball is excellent for handling swarms, while Rocket excels at countering powerful units.” This exchange not only assists Odd_Sorbet_4463 but also fosters a feeling of camaraderie as people share their experiences. It’s evident that for many, it’s more than just winning; it’s about connecting with others who share the same passion for creating decks.

Clash Royale Players Want to Know: Why Can’t We See Our Cards Right Away?

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The primary topic of discourse centers around the annoyance experienced by Clash Royale players upon completing a battle without immediately knowing their rewards. Reddit user -_I_-_I_- initiates the conversation by commenting, “Rather than learning our rewards straight after the battle, we only discover them once we’ve exited, and these cards appear briefly on-screen, making it easy to miss them.” This observation strongly echoes the sentiments of players who find the quick, scrolling notifications inadequate. It’s akin to receiving a piece of cake but having it taken away before you get a chance to taste it. Finishing an intense match, with adrenaline still coursing through your veins, only to have the results flash by for a mere second—if you blink, you might miss them! To many, this design choice appears contradictory, as it seems to unnecessarily shroud what they’ve earned in mystery. Players feel that they deserve more transparency in this regard.