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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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what does it mean?!
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Vince.P, Wiggler of Cursors @vincep@piaille.fr
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@kitten it’s typically associated with the anarchist slogan “mort aux vaches”
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Fiona @airtower@woem.men
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@kitten That looks like it's not a button, but the thing that gives acoustic signals for blind people using the crossing. neocat_think
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Hannah (More to come neobot_peek) @hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus
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@kitten It's a sensor one can touch to enable visually impaired beings to cross the road easier.
There should be a button on the very bottom of that sensor thingy.
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fungus! (standy backup account) @hypha@catgirl.cloud
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@hannah @kitten also the 3 dots in a circle mean visual impairment, (usually black in yellow, worn in the upper arm)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@hannah I thought the non-blue ones already did that
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lia user_online @lianna@micro.webgarden.click
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@kitten blue
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@lianna but why???
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lia user_online @lianna@micro.webgarden.click
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@kitten The regular button simply requests green light for pedestrians, the blue one is for blind and vision impaired people and enables accessibility features such as sound or haptic cues, or a longer (not earlier) green light.

Most cities in Germany integrated these accessibility features into the regular buttons, but a few towns (Augsburg I think off the top of my head) have them separate.
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