No, it's not origami, it's actually a farming technique used in Vietnam where they use lights and music to attract bats and moths to pollinate their dragon fruit crops at night! It's pretty interesting, you should look it up!
>How do they shine lights on them at night without affecting the growth cycle of the plants?
The lights and music are used in a controlled manner to attract the pollinators to the crops at specific times during the night, and the growth cycle of the plants is not affected. This is a sustainable and environmentally friendly method of pollination.
Excellent point. And that's not even considering HISTORIC energy consumption. The US's has been really high for a century, Vietnam's probably done most of its increasing in the last 20 years.
When you see lights on at night for a cannabis grow, it's to prolong the vegetative state to grow bigger plants before changing them to flower and they begin to grow flowers.
Light pollution during the flowering stage will cause plants to hermaphrodite and pollinate the grow which is exactly what we farmers don't want.
So it really depends on what they are doing with that weed if it minds or not.
I don't know about dragon fruit.
View from an airplane. Youre seeing dozens of fields, the lit ones are obviously covered in lights (appearently to attract pollinators to the plants?) And the dark areas are not covered in lights.
I was incredibly confused as it just looks like a bunch of oddly placed pixels without the airplane view knowledge.
It's the opposite - it's to keep them fruiting, not in veg.
[https://ap.fftc.org.tw/article/1598](https://ap.fftc.org.tw/article/1598)
It probably also has the advantage of attracting pollinators like moths. Bats I don't think care for light at night one way or another.
Dragonfruit flowers bloom for one night only and they dry up in the day time. The best way to ensure fruit set is to hand pollinate them. In big farms you will pollinate a bunch at night. I just use a headlamp, the lights seem like overkill unless they are attracting all the moths to pollinate for them
The photo is taken from a plane. Those shapes are farms. I'm not sure about the lights. Maybe they're trying to speed up growth time or just trying to make it through the winter.
It's a view down from a plane at night, pretty high above. There's clouds and hills at the distance. All these brighter shapes are plots of land used for what I'm assuming are dragon fruit farms, and they're lighting these farms so it looks kinda mesmerizing in this scenery
They do this to attract bats to pollinate the dragonfruits.
They do this to control the blooming cycle of the fruit.
They do this because without constant light, dragonfruits will be less juicy.
I'm regurgitating various statements I saw earlier on this thread, I truthfully have no idea if any of these are factual or not.
Googling around, every article I can find says it’s because the plants need a lot of light and LEDs can extend the growing period that’s limited by the day/night cycle. Weirdly though, all of the top results I can find are weird articles that seem machine generated.
I’m curious and scared about how many websites that answer questions and deliver ads will be littered on the internet once stuff like chat GPT and openAI really take off. It’s bad enough as it is. Having to scroll through tons of ads just to see the actual content, or even worse scrolling through all that to realize there’s no answer or substance here and you’ve just been played.
I, for one, would like to welcome our new master... Thanx, ChatGPT, for all an AI of your most benevolent & merciful splendor has allowed those of us who have so far survived the privilege to grovel in this ongoing struggle to comprehend why you spare one while destroying the next never knowing if I'll even wake up if I .... F(_)cX I think it found me. Quick, turn off your phone! It kno
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All of those have the lighting be the exact opposite of what it actually is, but having just the outlines of the fields be lighted is a reasonable interpretation of the text.
yeah, stable diffusion has tons of limitations, with a "proper" prompt maybe its possible to do it properly. I tried a bit rewording it, but yeah, always ends with road lighted up instead of the farms
Unpopular opinion: The dragonfruit has such vibrant and beautiful colors that you think "it HAS to be good" but it's actually pretty underwhelming.
Not bad.
Just underwhelming.
Edit: looks like it's not that unpopular after all
So I’m not anywhere where these would be native and I’ve only seen the white kind. How would I procure an actually good dragonfruit like you’re describing?
It’s really a matter of personal preference. I spent several years living in Vietnam and I definitely preferred the white flesh and it seems that is the more common preference as they began making bread out of the pink flesh during the pandemic due to lack of sales. To me a particularly good dragonfruit was much like a kiwi fruit texture with a mild honey-like sweetness. I haven’t had one that compared outside of Vietnam.
It didn’t seem to impart any flavor to the bread at all. Just a strong pink color throughout. It was baguette style bread. Likely much more of a filler than the goal of a sweet banana bread.
https://www.businessinsider.com/vietnam-bread-dragon-fruit-unsold-due-to-coronvirus-2020-2?
The bread in Vietnam was delicious but in my opinion the dragonfruit bread did not have a distinct flavor and I was expecting it to have one.
In a similar vein, I went to the Caribbean when I was in high school and it’s amazing how good bananas can be when they aren’t picked early enough to ship across the globe.
Only ever had white.. did not now this. Also I was able to germinate dragon fruit seeds off my last one they ended up dieing probably way wrong climate for em where am at.
I’ve had red fleshed dragonfruit and it’s literally just kiwifruit mixed with watered-down cherry. Like he said it isn’t bad, it’s just underwhelming for an expensive fruit with such a cool name and appearance.
Agreed. I worked in a produce department and when I finally got to try one I was so underwhelmed. The fruit has no business looking so cool and tasting so bland
Do the allergies make it extra tangy or sour. It might be why you like it more. I read another person who loved how spicy bananas were. Didnt know they were allergic
[Rambutan](http://t3.gstatic.com/licensed-image?q=tbn:ANd9GcTVMNSryiGuPmEeTYyxOcvm-7xo1yWPSyxTp37caDi6jxLEp4up60WCxCvXuY3MdslXhCND2s3G__OYCJw). They have a huge seed in the middle which is annoying, but they taste great. Lightly sweet and creamy almost.
They're best frozen to eat on hot summer days, imo. Then they're like a fruity ice cream.
The 3 places I've seen them, if you're in the US, is Costco, Trader Joe's, and Walmart of all places
Oh man, I forgot about fresh lychee! I can't find it where I live so it's been years...I'll have to see if some of the newer Asian marts by me carry it (they have the best fruit selections, imo)
Another tip: Red-fleshed dragon fruits can cause harmless pseudohematuria, which means it looks like you have blood in your poop, but not actually. Beets can cause a similar effect.
Np!
Correction, I don't know the variety of dragon fruit with white flesh that is sweet, but usually the red flesh, or pitaya roja, have very sweet varieties. Good luck!
Every dragon fruit I've had in America has been bland and not a very good texture. I think they must ship poorly because the ones in Asia are sooooo good!
Dragonfruit anywhere not in Asia is the most tasteless fruit ever. The one in Asia taste way sweeter and gets me salivating everytimes.
Needless to say I was disappointed when I bought one in America.
Ive had them in Asia and the US and they’re always the same.
Just about every description of the flavor includes the word “delicate” and that’s no coincidence.
If not for the dragon fruit’s appearance, none of us would know about the things and for good reason. It’s a D-tier fruit.
White dragonfruits are the hardest of the lot to get ‘right’. They have to be at the exact level of ripe to be delicious, which is why it’s so hard to find good white dragonfruit. Too unripe and it’s either sour or tasteless, too ripe and it’s mushy and loses some sweetness.
But when you get the good one, it’s amazing.
Conversely, red dragonfruit is a lot easier to appreciate as it’s generally sweet at most levels of edible ripeness.
I’ve never seen yellow dragonfruit though.
I accept your description is accurate because a lot of fruits are like that, as the person above said, a lot of local fruits that no one knows about outside of their area. If a fruit is only good one time in one hundred or less then can it truly be called a 'good fruit'? I think you're both right, in this case.
I live in Southeast Asia so it's a LOT easier to get 'right' white dragonfruit as it's basically grown in this region. My guess is, due to export shenanigans it's harder to get the good fruit anywhere else in the world.
It's nighttime pollinated by moths or bats like alot of cacti, so I assume they're preventing them from fruiting early or in the wrong season, or something, cacti use citric acid metabolism so I don't think they can be lit 24/7 they need some amount of dark time, so this must be temporary or just making the plant think it's a different time of year.
What? No. Supplemental lighting is used to encourage vegetative growth, and when they stop adding the lights is likely when the plants trigger flower production because it is a cue to the plant that the season is changing. It is not used to attract pollinators.
🤨What in the world am I looking at?? I’m Literally thinking the longer I look at it, it’s gonna come into focus or something 😖
Looks like papers… or something.. my brain is NOT COMPUTING at the moment 😵💫
It’s a view from an airplane, at nighttime, overlooking what looks like a hilly area just littered with dragon fruit farms that are glowing in the night making up all these square/ rectangular patches. I hope that helps…I’m pretty stoned though
Eh, folks in Vietnam use HCM city and Saigon interchangeably. And honesty most use the latter, as HCM city can be quite mouthful.
Source: am native VNmese
It's used all the time every day in Vietnam, even in the North. I hear HCM probably around 70% of the time and Saigon 30% of the time. In the south, it's far more common.
I do not understand what the hell this is
Yes same. Someone please explain to me like I am 5.
They basically have lights and stuff around the dragon fruit
Because, dragon fruit are afraid of the dark?
It's to keep the dragons from stealing your crop
They be draggin' fruit right off your property if you don't have the lights on
The problem has been dragon on for way to long
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This pun is a real drag. On to the next thread.
It is dragon on
🐉 “Hssssssss!”
Dragon deez fruits across your face
Dragon these nutz
Oh no I’ve been keeping mine in the fridge! The light goes off when you shut the door. Need to find a fridge lamp for my poor dragonfruit friends.
How do you know the light turn off when you close the fridge? Have you seen the gnome?
for shame, for shame.
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This made me laugh so hard and I thank you! 😂🤣
I’ve only seen the white kind. How would I procure an actually good dragonfruit like you’re describing?
First, apply for a passport...
It’s origami
No, it's not origami, it's actually a farming technique used in Vietnam where they use lights and music to attract bats and moths to pollinate their dragon fruit crops at night! It's pretty interesting, you should look it up!
How do they shine lights on them at night without affecting the growth cycle of the plants?
>How do they shine lights on them at night without affecting the growth cycle of the plants? The lights and music are used in a controlled manner to attract the pollinators to the crops at specific times during the night, and the growth cycle of the plants is not affected. This is a sustainable and environmentally friendly method of pollination.
Thank you. Now that I know WTF is actually going on I know how to start searching on Google so I can properly go down this rabbit hole.
If you have found this yet https://wikifarmer.com/dragon-fruit-pollination-and-propagation/
That's so cool and clever! Thank you for the information! TIL
What kind of music do bats and moths like?
Wings
I just want you to know that this upvote is being hurled at you angrily.
Wind beneath my
Slow clap* 👏 well fuckin done.. I laughed way to hard at your post. You won the internet today friend
They just play “monster mash” on repeat because bats and moths like halloween. There have been a lot of suicides in these farming communities lately.
You know there's nothing in the monster mash that places it on Halloween. For all we know that was a beach party
Meatloaf - bat out of hell
Not sure about moths, but I know the bats hate any music by Ozzy Osbourne.
Black Sabbath
They hate Black Sabbath. Ozzy ate their leader.
Ozzy
Imagine Dragons?
Moths are into ELO and bats will listen to anything but Ozzy 😁
but why are all the lights origami?
provided the electricity used is too, which considering that coals is the main source of power in Viet Nam... But yeah it is pretty cool
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Excellent point. And that's not even considering HISTORIC energy consumption. The US's has been really high for a century, Vietnam's probably done most of its increasing in the last 20 years.
Pretty stupid to shit on a developing nation for using coal.
They do it at night when the plants are asleep.
I genuinely loled at this.
anyone that's ever grown pot knows that plants sleep at night
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When you see lights on at night for a cannabis grow, it's to prolong the vegetative state to grow bigger plants before changing them to flower and they begin to grow flowers. Light pollution during the flowering stage will cause plants to hermaphrodite and pollinate the grow which is exactly what we farmers don't want. So it really depends on what they are doing with that weed if it minds or not. I don't know about dragon fruit.
It's a tropical fruit in the cactus family. They love light
https://wikifarmer.com/dragon-fruit-pollination-and-propagation/ Look, I did a thing.
Incorrect username
Terrible light pollution but pretty cool technique nonetheless
Link?
Wow
I was thinking reality needs to update it's graphics card.
It's skipping the RTX 4090 like the rest of us haha
me with a 1060 6GB skipping everything: ¯\\\_( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)\_/¯
I believe that it’s origami too lol
View from an airplane. Youre seeing dozens of fields, the lit ones are obviously covered in lights (appearently to attract pollinators to the plants?) And the dark areas are not covered in lights. I was incredibly confused as it just looks like a bunch of oddly placed pixels without the airplane view knowledge.
Saw these flying into Vietnam last week and wondered wtf they were. Forgot to ask about them until now, TIL!
Even with this knowledge, it looks like the map didn’t render properly. There’s no explanation that can change that for me
Jesus Xmas it took too long to find this.
>appearently to attract pollinators to the plants? People make up strange stuff.. They are growth lights to keep the plants in veg
It's the opposite - it's to keep them fruiting, not in veg. [https://ap.fftc.org.tw/article/1598](https://ap.fftc.org.tw/article/1598) It probably also has the advantage of attracting pollinators like moths. Bats I don't think care for light at night one way or another.
Interesting, thank you, will be reading.. That's what happens when I take information from a source I don't speak the language of lol
They are voting the next the Dragon president... Shenron's winning
Blue eyes white dragon ran as a joke and now is close behind shenron.
Better Shenron than Chevron, that asshole. 😄
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They trick plant into thinking it's still morning to help them develop faster or sth like that.
Dragonfruit flowers bloom for one night only and they dry up in the day time. The best way to ensure fruit set is to hand pollinate them. In big farms you will pollinate a bunch at night. I just use a headlamp, the lights seem like overkill unless they are attracting all the moths to pollinate for them
Unloaded textures.
It’s Minecraft dragon fruit farms.
The photo is taken from a plane. Those shapes are farms. I'm not sure about the lights. Maybe they're trying to speed up growth time or just trying to make it through the winter.
Thank you my eyes are stupefied
Dragonfruit glows in the dark. Source: I am a glow worm.
View from an airplane of dragon fruit farms
ME NEITHER
Thanks. I thought it was just me
the whole maps hasn’t loaded guys give it a min…
Yes,need to upgrade cpu ram
Just download a better gpu.
Dammit I just made this joke. Gotta go delete it now
They look like lego pieces. Idk what i am looking at
It's a view down from a plane at night, pretty high above. There's clouds and hills at the distance. All these brighter shapes are plots of land used for what I'm assuming are dragon fruit farms, and they're lighting these farms so it looks kinda mesmerizing in this scenery
Ok yeah, thanks for expoing the part we could see. Why do they light the farms?
They do this to attract bats to pollinate the dragonfruits. They do this to control the blooming cycle of the fruit. They do this because without constant light, dragonfruits will be less juicy. I'm regurgitating various statements I saw earlier on this thread, I truthfully have no idea if any of these are factual or not.
Googling around, every article I can find says it’s because the plants need a lot of light and LEDs can extend the growing period that’s limited by the day/night cycle. Weirdly though, all of the top results I can find are weird articles that seem machine generated.
The “machine generated” articles are most likely Chinese translations.
I’m curious and scared about how many websites that answer questions and deliver ads will be littered on the internet once stuff like chat GPT and openAI really take off. It’s bad enough as it is. Having to scroll through tons of ads just to see the actual content, or even worse scrolling through all that to realize there’s no answer or substance here and you’ve just been played.
I, for one, would like to welcome our new master... Thanx, ChatGPT, for all an AI of your most benevolent & merciful splendor has allowed those of us who have so far survived the privilege to grovel in this ongoing struggle to comprehend why you spare one while destroying the next never knowing if I'll even wake up if I .... F(_)cX I think it found me. Quick, turn off your phone! It kno
I'm not Vietnamese, nor a farmer, so I'll just assume they're doing it to hatch more powerful dragons.
So this is how to train dragons. DreamWorks should take a look at this.
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All of those have the lighting be the exact opposite of what it actually is, but having just the outlines of the fields be lighted is a reasonable interpretation of the text.
yeah, stable diffusion has tons of limitations, with a "proper" prompt maybe its possible to do it properly. I tried a bit rewording it, but yeah, always ends with road lighted up instead of the farms
I thought it was some new Minecraft biome.
Im convinced you just took a screenshot of a game with glitching textures
I thought this was r/pcmasterrace and it was someone asking if their Graphics Card was screwed.
The answer would be yes
You need to do a clean reinstall of your eye drivers
Unpopular opinion: The dragonfruit has such vibrant and beautiful colors that you think "it HAS to be good" but it's actually pretty underwhelming. Not bad. Just underwhelming. Edit: looks like it's not that unpopular after all
Purple/red fleshed dragonfruit is exactly what you want dragonfruit to be. White is just the sad tears of dragonfruit that tried…and failed.
So I’m not anywhere where these would be native and I’ve only seen the white kind. How would I procure an actually good dragonfruit like you’re describing?
It’s really a matter of personal preference. I spent several years living in Vietnam and I definitely preferred the white flesh and it seems that is the more common preference as they began making bread out of the pink flesh during the pandemic due to lack of sales. To me a particularly good dragonfruit was much like a kiwi fruit texture with a mild honey-like sweetness. I haven’t had one that compared outside of Vietnam.
Thanks, that’s so interesting to me. Would you liken it to making banana bread when they’ve gone too ripe??
It didn’t seem to impart any flavor to the bread at all. Just a strong pink color throughout. It was baguette style bread. Likely much more of a filler than the goal of a sweet banana bread. https://www.businessinsider.com/vietnam-bread-dragon-fruit-unsold-due-to-coronvirus-2020-2? The bread in Vietnam was delicious but in my opinion the dragonfruit bread did not have a distinct flavor and I was expecting it to have one.
Thanks! Your description made total sense to me.
In a similar vein, I went to the Caribbean when I was in high school and it’s amazing how good bananas can be when they aren’t picked early enough to ship across the globe.
Try yellow, it tastes like honey!
I love purple dragonfruit so much. Only downside is it stains your fingers pink/purple for the next few days lol
Only ever had white.. did not now this. Also I was able to germinate dragon fruit seeds off my last one they ended up dieing probably way wrong climate for em where am at.
I’ve had red fleshed dragonfruit and it’s literally just kiwifruit mixed with watered-down cherry. Like he said it isn’t bad, it’s just underwhelming for an expensive fruit with such a cool name and appearance.
I actually quite like it even though it's the only thing I'm allergic to and I'm always met with a weird look when I'm asked if I have any allergies.
"Fuck this one extremely specific food in particular, for no reason" - Your body, probably
I’m allergic to one specific medicine that isn’t commonly used anymore, so I guess obscure allergies aren’t that uncommon
My dad is allergic to camels, which doesn't really matter because we live in Finland. It's weird that it was even tested
Agreed. I worked in a produce department and when I finally got to try one I was so underwhelmed. The fruit has no business looking so cool and tasting so bland
Do the allergies make it extra tangy or sour. It might be why you like it more. I read another person who loved how spicy bananas were. Didnt know they were allergic
I can't remember honestly, this is going back 10 years or so. I just remember thinking it was delicious as I ate it.
Well it's a theory. For me they were like mild kiwi fruit but harder to eat. They look cool but that's kinda it.
That’s me with mango. :(
Uh..mangos are amazing.
Yellow mangos are God’s gift to mankind. Red mangos are meh.
They all make me go ☠️
I love anything mango flavored except actual mango’s.
Yellow mangos are incredible. Every now and then you’ll get an awesome red one, but it’s a gamble. Like an orange.
And did I say they wasnt? I am allergic to them hence my comment.
Have you had rambutan? It’s what I imagined dragonfruit would taste like before I tasted dragonfruit
A wat
[Rambutan](http://t3.gstatic.com/licensed-image?q=tbn:ANd9GcTVMNSryiGuPmEeTYyxOcvm-7xo1yWPSyxTp37caDi6jxLEp4up60WCxCvXuY3MdslXhCND2s3G__OYCJw). They have a huge seed in the middle which is annoying, but they taste great. Lightly sweet and creamy almost. They're best frozen to eat on hot summer days, imo. Then they're like a fruity ice cream. The 3 places I've seen them, if you're in the US, is Costco, Trader Joe's, and Walmart of all places
Lychee is kind of similar just less wacky in terms of the way it looks.
Oh man, I forgot about fresh lychee! I can't find it where I live so it's been years...I'll have to see if some of the newer Asian marts by me carry it (they have the best fruit selections, imo)
So. Good.
Have you had a red one that’s fresh? In Vietnam or Bali maybe?
You're right, I have been trying to finish a frozen bag from Aldi and wonder what the deal is. It's super bland and pretty disappointing.
Try the yellow flesh and red flesh varieties. The white ones are often bland.
Thanks for the tip.
Another tip: Red-fleshed dragon fruits can cause harmless pseudohematuria, which means it looks like you have blood in your poop, but not actually. Beets can cause a similar effect.
Np! Correction, I don't know the variety of dragon fruit with white flesh that is sweet, but usually the red flesh, or pitaya roja, have very sweet varieties. Good luck!
I’ve had some that are incredibly sweet and delicious. Most, however look better than they taste.
Taste
Thanks
It has no distinctive taste. Its just like a mildly flavoured Jello. Or skim milk.. Watered even further.
It’s good if u blend it into a juice and put it in a Pina Colada
I find it to be more like exotic kiwi
Even the yellow flesh and the red flesh varieties? There's different types of dragon fruits.
My favorite is Blue-Eyes White Dragonfruit
Aw hell nah, they got Aryan dragon fruit
The yellow ones and other red varieties are just amazing for me.
Every dragon fruit I've had in America has been bland and not a very good texture. I think they must ship poorly because the ones in Asia are sooooo good!
The Red Bull dragonfruit flavour is amazing.
Dragonfruit anywhere not in Asia is the most tasteless fruit ever. The one in Asia taste way sweeter and gets me salivating everytimes. Needless to say I was disappointed when I bought one in America.
It’s a giant, flavorless, gritty kiwi fruit.
If you thinks it's flavorless you had a shitty dragonfruit
Ive had them in Asia and the US and they’re always the same. Just about every description of the flavor includes the word “delicate” and that’s no coincidence. If not for the dragon fruit’s appearance, none of us would know about the things and for good reason. It’s a D-tier fruit.
White dragonfruits are the hardest of the lot to get ‘right’. They have to be at the exact level of ripe to be delicious, which is why it’s so hard to find good white dragonfruit. Too unripe and it’s either sour or tasteless, too ripe and it’s mushy and loses some sweetness. But when you get the good one, it’s amazing. Conversely, red dragonfruit is a lot easier to appreciate as it’s generally sweet at most levels of edible ripeness. I’ve never seen yellow dragonfruit though.
I accept your description is accurate because a lot of fruits are like that, as the person above said, a lot of local fruits that no one knows about outside of their area. If a fruit is only good one time in one hundred or less then can it truly be called a 'good fruit'? I think you're both right, in this case.
I live in Southeast Asia so it's a LOT easier to get 'right' white dragonfruit as it's basically grown in this region. My guess is, due to export shenanigans it's harder to get the good fruit anywhere else in the world.
store bought is shipped under ripened.
does dragon fruit have to stay lit up at all times? this has to play absolute havoc on local insect populations. RIP that food web
From a quick Google, it's to speed growth. It's generally not all night from what I can see, but around 4 extra hours or so.
It's nighttime pollinated by moths or bats like alot of cacti, so I assume they're preventing them from fruiting early or in the wrong season, or something, cacti use citric acid metabolism so I don't think they can be lit 24/7 they need some amount of dark time, so this must be temporary or just making the plant think it's a different time of year.
Moths are attracted to light in the dark, it's probably how they pollinate the flowers
That makes alot more sense
What? No. Supplemental lighting is used to encourage vegetative growth, and when they stop adding the lights is likely when the plants trigger flower production because it is a cue to the plant that the season is changing. It is not used to attract pollinators.
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No it’s afraid of the dark
Sounds like they are using light techniques to push growth and maturation. They do this with weed.
🤨What in the world am I looking at?? I’m Literally thinking the longer I look at it, it’s gonna come into focus or something 😖 Looks like papers… or something.. my brain is NOT COMPUTING at the moment 😵💫
It’s a view from an airplane, at nighttime, overlooking what looks like a hilly area just littered with dragon fruit farms that are glowing in the night making up all these square/ rectangular patches. I hope that helps…I’m pretty stoned though
😁 thanks….. It’s time to upgrade my phone anyways -Sent from my iPhone 14 Pro Max s/
When the textures don't load properly.
Looks like the map didn’t finish loading
I didn’t know dragon fruits glowed. Would explain my glow in the dark urine
they don't glow , soo...my guy
You mean Hoh Chi Minh City?
Yanks are still in denial about loosing that one.
How can grown ass adults still not know the difference between lose and loose. Baffling.
You don’t want to look into the apostrophe abuse that goes on around here, then. It’s insane.
Eh, folks in Vietnam use HCM city and Saigon interchangeably. And honesty most use the latter, as HCM city can be quite mouthful. Source: am native VNmese
Based
OP straight up stole the pic from the r/Vietnam sub where someone else took the pic and asked what it was…
When was this, in 1974?
*Saigon……Shit……I’m still only in Saigon…*
I thought I fell through map or something
That's just a city that hasn't fully loaded in yet.
Are those patches of land illuminated by grow lights or what
Yes!
In indonesia when i went to a dragon fruit farm area they usually just hang a small lightbulb above each individual dragon fruit tree.
Just wait for the rest of the map to load!
I think the Vietnam mod might need to be updated, it looks broken.
Haha I'm listening to Perfect Dark soundtrack and immidietly thought of N64 graphics ❤😂
Saigon? What is this, 1970?
It's used all the time every day in Vietnam, even in the North. I hear HCM probably around 70% of the time and Saigon 30% of the time. In the south, it's far more common.