I'm going to introduce you to one of my favorite artists, Eminem.

I discovered him when I was younger, listening to "Lose Yourself," a song that came out in 2002, but I heard him around 2008 when I got my first MP4 8gb, which I still have.

That song left its mark on me. Not only because of its rhythm, but because of its message: seize every opportunity as if it were your last, never give up.

Eminem or Marshall Mathers is much more than a rapper. He's a symbol of overcoming difficulties.I researched his life; it was difficult, living in poverty. He was called a Nazi, among other things, and racist. But despite everything, he became a great musician and songwriter, and this year he's killing it!

What's more, at the beginning of his career, he was heavily criticized for being a white rapper in a genre dominated by African Americans.

But he publicly confronted it, apologized, and over time showed that his respect for hip-hop culture was genuine.What I admire most about him is his authenticity.He's not afraid to talk about his mistakes, his fears, or to show vulnerability.

Plus, he has an incredible talent for rhyming, storytelling, and playing with language like few others in the history of music.Despite all the obstacles, he never gave up. And that makes him an inspiration.

I want to introduce you to this guy: not long ago I found him on YouTube and I wanted to share his music with you. It seems like it's regional from a country, but the way that guitar sounds is splendid, apart from those tunes and those vibrations that he achieves, it's unique. It appeared to me and apparently he's not very well known, but he has a good connection with the instrument.

Easter egg is the same place, the same tree in which Logan remains when he kills him, then Deadpool in Deadpool 3 meets Logan's bones and uses them to kill his pursuers from the timeline with a sensual dance.

Also in Deadpool 2 he announces that he is going to meet Logan or Wolverine again and it took until 2024 to see Hugh Jackman in his prime fighting his cancer.

Hello Commander:

If I wake up tomorrow in the year 3311 with all the ships, technology, and money in my Elite Dangerous, that's it, I'll become a galactic businessman.

First, I'll join the Empire, just to use its structure. But the idea is to go for something different: to build a new kind of government, where there isn't as much control as in the Federation, nor the elitism of the Empire.

Something more free, but without falling into pirate chaos.

I'll set up my own banks, where pilots can store and transfer credits backed by real gold from a mining system I control.

In other words: your money is worth something because I have real gold to back it up. And I'll also deposit my fortune there, so you can see I'm serious.

It would be a kind of galactic gray area, somewhat anarchic, where everyone earns their own. And if you want to live by my rules... you know you don't have to bow to anyone.

apart from flying my ships and stuff and going into combat which is my specialty

I hope you like my idea, it motivates me a little!!!

Here are some of the funniest moments I've had playing Fortnite.

It was July 9, 2024, according to the app I use to record video clips, during a Fortnite game with friends.

It was one of the last games of the day, and we were chatting and making jokes without taking it too seriously. I grabbed a shield and started throwing it at my friend—all relaxed—and just then the enemies fell head-on.

What followed was pure chaos and laughter: screams, gunshots, more laughter… and somehow we beat them. We laughed so hard we had to stop playing for a while.

In the end I laughed at him like every time we won, but it wasn't recorded.

Hi Commander and Justabout:

In this video, I show the three most common types of smuggling I do in Elite Dangerous. There are many more, but these are the most common and the ones that work best if you have a ship prepared.

Imperial Slave Smuggling in the Empire This is mostly to increase reputation. It doesn't earn you much money, but it's useful if you want to get on the good side of the Imperial factions.

Slave or Drug Smuggling to the Federation This is serious stuff. You pay a high price if you get caught, but if you do it right, the reward is good. I use a cold ship and thermal ejectors to avoid detection. You can also use stealth navigation if you don't have a well-equipped ship.

Selling Stolen Items Everything I get by looting stations or stealing on foot: resources, data, merchandise. If you see an item appear twice in your inventory, it's because one is legal and the other is stolen. All of this can be sold on the black market or used in pirate missions.

I hope you like the video!!!

Enjoy the video, Commander.

Hello, Commander:

In this video I'm going to show you my Krait Mk II, a ship specifically designed for short and medium range combat. I have it equipped with three assisted multi-cannons, ideal for dealing high damage in a short amount of time, and I also carry two railguns, which allow me to penetrate shields and disable enemy modules efficiently."

I wanted to tell you that since we lost a fleet commander, I dedicated this video to him. With another fleet commander, we played pirates and got 8 kills. Remember his quick combat, which was more skilled than my own. I didn't include the kill counter because I was with a friend in a ring killing pirates.

Besides, you rarely see videos of him fighting with a fellow pilot.

He had good aim with fixed weapons, his flying skills, his ability to forget to put drones on the ship, but he was the best pilot I've ever known flying unassisted. So, I dedicate this video to him.

Enjoy the video.

Hi Commander and Justabout:

I gave some important points that are unavoidable in colonization: the system doesn't work, it doesn't produce raw materials, or the stations provide little material. And I explained step by step what to do so you don't miss out on how to colonize.

I hope you like it. It's written in the YouTube video commentary so those who missed it can read it and not watch it again, saving time.

Hi Commander y JustAbout:

Finding a good system to colonize may seem easy when you're just starting out—now you've already done 1,000 colonizations—but sometimes it takes hours to find something truly worthwhile. In my case, I only found three systems on my own after a lot of exploring, and then I discovered a page that shows you the celestial bodies in each system and what they contain. It can be very helpful, especially for those just starting out.

The systems I show in this video aren't necessarily the best in the universe, but they are the best I found during that search. Some are really interesting, although I was left wanting to find at least one good gas giant with a resource-rich ring.

All of the systems presented so far are still suitable for colonization, so if you find something that catches your eye, hurry before someone else takes advantage of it!

Systems found:

1. Synuefe WG-B b46-1

2. Synuefe GE-F d12-36

3. Col 285 Sector MP-E c12-27

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