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    • Septimaeus@infosec.pub
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      19 days ago

      Strikes me as a good example of pragmatic Soviet design

      • Rear wall protects occupants from North winds
      • Positive pressure zones at sides lessen precipitation ingress
      • Upward air foil blocks snow like invisible awning
      • Interior morphology allows it to function as a small stage that passively amplifies audio in a radial frustum centered at waist height, best for children or seated adults
      • Bench-free design promotes strong bones and strong character, unlike American bus stop
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        19 days ago

        Those mini-concerts at the Soviet bus stop are amazing, can’t believe tiktokers haven’t picked up on it yet.

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          18 days ago

          lol some friends and I used them occasionally for little garage band busking but the acoustic amplification is minor, likely accidental ETA: and setup for a joke

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          19 days ago

          I didn’t notice any moss, only geographical indicators and shadows, which strongly suggest orientation in order of probability N, W, E, S.