Vitalik’s L2 Lament: Ethereum’s Scaling Saga Takes a Twistin’ Turn

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In a recent squawk on the ol’ X (formerly known as Twitter, for those livin’ under a rock), Vitalik laid out the cold, hard truth: them L2s are movin’ slower than molasses in January, and their grand plans for “stage 2” decentralization and interoperability are about as likely as a snowball’s chance in Hades. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s mainnet is sittin’ pretty with fees so low they’d make a penny-pincher blush, and gas limits set to soar higher than a kite in a tornado by 2026.

The 10 Best Superman Scenes in TV History

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As a longtime follower of the Arrowverse, I have to say the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover was a fantastic send-off. It really delivered for both dedicated fans of these shows and comic book readers in general. One moment, in particular, blew me away: seeing Brandon Routh return as Superman! But this wasn’t just any Superman – he was playing the version from the beloved Kingdom Come storyline, and it was a truly special treat.

4 Very Similar Heroes To Appear in Avengers: Secret Wars – Report

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There’s a lot of excitement building around Marvel’s next big movies, Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars, especially about how many characters will be included. Recent online discussions suggest these films could be even bigger than Spider-Man: No Way Home, bringing together an even more extensive cast of heroes and villains.

Josie and the Pussycats Is a Cult Classic 25 Years Later

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Though it didn’t initially find a large audience, Josie and the Pussycats has since become a beloved film, with fans considering it a misunderstood gem. Ironically, the very things critics disliked – its humor and satirical approach – are now seen as its greatest strengths. The movie’s music still sounds fantastic, proving that it was ahead of its time.

10 Years Later, Is The MCU Setting Up A Brand-New Civil War?

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Following the events of Captain America: Civil War, which fractured the Avengers a decade ago, the Marvel Cinematic Universe seems to be facing a similar situation. In recent years, there’s been increasing government control, growing public anxiety, and a tendency to label heroes as either helpful resources or potential dangers – a trend that’s become apparent in Marvel Studios’ latest films.