✨ Try hovering over any cast and click to mint it
timeline of events: 2:27pm: i get this weird sms with a paypal recovery code number. that's odd 3:09pm: two emails from google workpace about an inquiry i'd made and a support rep will follow up soon 5:22pm: said rep calls me (this was actually legit and glad i'd answered as he notified me that google'd granted them access cuz they had my ID and utility bill and were able to set their device as primary on my account - we locked down my account and kicked out the bad actor 6:20pm: "ledger" calls while receiving a similar email as to google that states the employee name and case number and the ledger guy was kinda fishy i'm like "i don't have ledger recover and how can my seed phrase be compromised" but regardless i opened up my desktops Ledger Wallet app and it was logged out and wanted my seed phrase? (that's not how ledger fucking works - i almost got G. Love'd) 7:11pm: Coinbase "new login" from Frankfurt Germany email 7:13pm: Coinbase Purchase Failed email for 0.65307578 BTC (and uh thank fuck that didn't go thru but wait for the below) 7:20pm: "coinbase" calls again with a simultaneous email identifying whom will be calling and they were telling me how my ledger (aren't you coinbase tho?) was compromised and to send the funds to Phantom(?) anyways i got disconnected from the guy and tried to call back and the number was disconnected. Odd. So i went thru Coinbase itself and then they were like "yeah we didn't call you and that purchase didn't happen but let's lock your account" by this time i'd already enabled Lockdown Mode which made the actual coinbase recovery hard because safari don't play, i had to use Chrome finally got off the phone with Real Coinbase around 9:00pm
unfollowing inactive accounts is cool and all but if everyone does it people will come back to an audience of no one all because you wanted your follow following ratio to look impressive
I know I've been less active lately, but it's nothing to do with Farcaster. We opened a bar last year, and as much as it's been a huge slog trying to make it work, we were finally starting to get somewhere. Unfortunately, the plumbing for the building itself had a complete failure, flooding the venue with actual shit - and rather than do repairs, the landlord has ghosted us. Won't respond to us or our lawyers. We assume it's just cheaper and easier to wait for us to leave on our own, and do something else with the space. Without the venue being repaired, we can't open - and the problems are structural, so we can't fix them ourselves. And without revenue, we're dead in the water. All of which to say - we are closing our doors. Heartbreaking way for it to finish up...but onwards and upwards.
