ProdigalFrog

Reasoning:

• Plaid patterns kinda look like a city street grid.

• Plaid clothing/flannels is often worn by and associated with people who would buy organic, or are 'earthy' (see: Vermont Flannel)

• This interesting thread.

Potential cons:

Could be confused with the Plaid Bank Linking App.

Plaid Maps

At least here we have Fediseer to vet instances, and the ability to vet each sign-ups.

I think eventually when we're more targeted, we'll have to circle the wagons so to speak, and only limit communications to more carefully moderated instances that root out the bots.

They certainly did in Florida, where the democrats pretty much completely pulled funding, thinking it was a lost cause.

Solid post from Drew, agree with everything there.

He mentions doing your best to join in your local communities with like minded folk. Here's a good guide on how and where those folk might be to join up with.

And if you follow his advice to unionize, I highly recommend the IWW. They'll help you form a grassroots union that's directly controlled by you and your coworkers. And they'll help you no matter what kind of job you have! Beefing it up is one of the best things we can do to resist.

In the north east US, there's a marshmallow spread called Fluff, which is usually paired with peanut butter on toast and called a fluffer nutter.

I've been excited at that development as well. It's honestly a bit baffling it took them so long, especially game developers, where extreme crunch time and post release seasonal layoffs are the norm.

The IWW is the only union that leans heavily anarchist, with a rich history going back to 1905. :)

For anyone else reading this: you could be the one to make that change, and gain you and your coworkers better pay and time off.

Seriously consider joining the IWW. They'll train you on how to organize your coworkers and form a grassroots union, no matter what your job is.

Now I wish I'd saved my Fuckin' A for this comment

No worries man :)

I love that someone actually attempted that!

I'm hoping season 2 picks up more, as besides some sweet moments, I feel like the first 3 episodes had a lot of filler material compared to the first season, which was a masterpiece.

Surprising in the sense that I just wasn't expecting it, as I wasn't really familiar with it.