Borous

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r/thelongdark•

Just finished Signal Void and Buried Echoes, on day 93 Interloper, decided to relax in Coastal Highway and do some fishing and beachcombing. Aurora wakes me up, decide to head to Cinder Valley, which I've never been into before. Didn't know the water was electrified. I feel so stupid, that is all.

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r/thelongdark•

Hey so I've got an interloper game going, and as one does I chain torches together to save matches. However every once in a while I'll miss the dying torch with the new one, and I only just realized that this uses up a match the second you click if you're not directly aimed at the lit torch. Is there any way to disable this so that I won't waste matches, or do I just have to be more careful? I know this wasn't really an intended feature.

Also sidenote, where do you guys get all your firewood? I see posts on here about people keeping fires going for like weeks at a time, am I just not collecting enough sticks and coal?

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r/history•

So I was on r/historymemes today and I came across [this post] (https://www.reddit.com/r/HistoryMemes/comments/ml8hw1/an_actual_history_meme_from_1980_calling_out/) that included a political cartoon about Ronald Reagan's opinions of the world. The cartoon is from 1980, and it describes China and Southeast Asia as "the good communists." This got me thinking about when exactly the United States stopped seeing North Vietnam and later the Socialist Republic of Vietnam as a political enemy. Obviously it's a cartoon and they may have just lumped Vietnam in with China for a joke, but today Vietnam is not seen as an enemy by the US and the Western world in general, and so at some point the attitude

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