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I return from an errand to find that DFB has a live stream going, supposedly of intercepted camera transmissions. The stream is paired with an announcement about the show.
Of note is the hint he might no longer use SFM for animation. I wonder if he’s moving on the Blender, since that’s become the standard. Bet it faster to use, too. SFM still has its charms but must be slow and laggy on today’s computers.
Getting a team is likely the best step. The show is no longer just some guy’s goofy-ahh project but a franchise.
Continues to be the most interesting entertainment phenomena I’ve seen. In an era of unrealistic perfectionism, it was a joy to come across something as unpolished, unvarnished, and unapologetically weird as this show.
My 70s, 80s, and 90s days now seem idyllic. The Greatest Generation, our moral guardians, were the leaders of those times.
And now that they’re mostly gone…
Eighty years after the end of World War II, some want to welcome back the same scenario of oppression and destruction and the suffering that went with it. Not only that, but to whitewash the truth about war and genocide.
It’s tragic that people choose regression when the progression after the war raised the quality of everyday life and brought an economic, creative, and tech abundance to that life.
And now that they’re mostly gone…
Eighty years after the end of World War II, some want to welcome back the same scenario of oppression and destruction and the suffering that went with it. Not only that, but to whitewash the truth about war and genocide.
It’s tragic that people choose regression when the progression after the war raised the quality of everyday life and brought an economic, creative, and tech abundance to that life.
There’s a theme from Stephen King’s Dark Tower series that comes to mind: You have forgotten the faces of your fathers.
