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Summer Cammy low-res preview Another EEVEE test. I fixed the simulation issues and got a good workflow for working fast with this rig. Low-res render at only 16 samples. Besides the film grain/music, everything was done in Blender+EEVEE in realtime, including compositing/grade

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‼️🇺🇸: US Rep Amodei is not CONCLUSIVELY present in the US House Committee hearing on 9/9/25 until 3rd Roll call. "But you can see someone in his chair at the beginning of the meeting just after 11am ET" NO—you can not positively ID that person. It's too blurry and he doesn't speak or vote. Someone is sitting in Mr. Amodei's seat at 2:27:00 and DOES NOT ANSWER ROLL CALL. Committee members, especially Chairs, NEVER ignore roll call when they're present in the room. Ever. 👇🏻 There was obviously different people sitting in his chair throughout part of the day. The footage is too low-res to ID for sure. Which is why the roll call voting record is the only conclusive evidence. Hope this helps 🫡

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