
nick
@nickysap
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One of the most frustrating things I’ve experienced over the past year building frames and mini apps was that each new idea meant rolling a brand new codebase. Each experiment felt like starting from scratch.
Building @circusdotfun has changed that. It’s given us a solid foundation to spin up new token experiments (circus acts), onchain games (carnival games), and whatever else we dream up, all in one place.
The branding itself captures the vibe: a bit chaotic, irreverent, always fun. Show up, try things, see what sticks. Because that’s what this space is about.
Right now, it’s simple: swap, launch, stake, with a dash of social. But this is just the start. With this foundation, we can move faster, test wilder ideas, and build the community that defines PMF, one act at a time. 1 reply
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My day was completely derailed yesterday after a scammer posing as a journalist nearly phished me via Zoom. He reached out for an interview, got me on a call, then asked me to share my screen to demo my product.
I keep screen sharing disabled in Zoom, so I had to restart the app. When I rejoined, system dialogs popped up, one of which asked for remote access. Huge red flag.
I denied all permissions and ended the call immediately.
I spent hours checking my security settings, running a malware scan, and moving my crypto to cold storage. Found others who fell into the same trap with this scammer.
Scammers pose as journalists or investors, get you on a call, then trick you into screen sharing or remote access. If you’re not careful, they can hijack your machine and drain your funds.
My advice: treat any unsolicited Zoom call with extreme skepticism. Better yet, just deny them on sight. 37 replies
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