10/05 - Transformers Thursday!

He's too cute to move.

 

Would you like a job starting now?

 

I guess with the current wonkiness between www & worker I'm going to have to use PC on worker now. That mostly kills OW for me, which sucks and I'm not happy about. So it looks like that leaves me using Hit FInder or Hit Finder Beta. Is one better than the other? Something else better than both of them? And how do you add to the include list, requestor name or ID? I haven't used either one since I liked OW. Any other recommendations or suggestions?

 

That's what they say.. but I'm betting a good majority of them have some sort of legal jargon hidden somewhere preventing people from selling the games illegally or infringing copyrights. DRM is not just key authentication or server checks. It also protects game creators from getting ripped off and people illegally distributing copies of games. The masses think of DRM as only the software in a game that checks to make sure you own a copy of the game, but it's actually much broader than that. I mean.. The DCMA protects peoples IPs whether or not you know about it.

 

Title: VotingGame-134 | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: AMT Surveys [A2AKA780E0K7FS] (Contact) TO 1: [Pay: 4.12] [Fast: 4.88] [Comm: 4.76] [Fair: 4.96] [Reviews: 76] [ToS: 0] TO 2: [Rate: --/hr] [Pen: -- days] [Res: -- of 0] [Rec: 0% of 1] [Rej: 0] [ToS: 0] [Brk: 0] Description: Please enter the code given. This HIT is only for people who have previously participated in our studies and have been give a follow up code. Time: 1 hour 30 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $3.00 Qualifications: None;

 

I tried that. Had PC set for the default 980ms and 3 seconds on OW. I could sit there and watch the PREs rack up at roughly one per second. Ended up with 53 of them in one minute.

 

Title: Provide feedback on an interactive science fiction story | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: GT [A1J24AKRYQEYZ0] (Contact) TO 1: [Pay: 3.13] [Fast: 4.60] [Comm: 4.15] [Fair: 4.46] [Reviews: 172] [ToS: 3] TO 2: [Rate: $2.76/hr] [Pen: 1.00 days] [Res: -- of 0] [Rec: 0% of 1] [Rej: 0] [ToS: 0] [Brk: 1] Description: If you're a fan of science fiction, futurism, philosophy, and/or applied rationality, this task should interest you. Our organization is in the process of creating an interactive, choose-your-own-adventure-style science fiction story/game. This interactive story will ultimately serve both educational and entertainment purposes. In this task, you will be asked to read an early version of the story's first chapter (out of 3-5 chapters in the final version). The main purpose of the task is for you to evaluate the story so far for clarity and quality, as well as how interesting and engaging it is. You will be asked to provide both written and multiple-choice feedback at the conclusion of the story over the course of 10-12 feedback questions. Please bear in mind that this is only the beginning of the story and this program does not contain the full narrative. Time: 1 hour 53 minutes HITs Available: 2 Reward: $3.50 Qualifications: df88b84d816d3358b3793a61b73d80e93913e627 DoesNotExist ; Total approved HITs GreaterThanOrEqualTo 500; HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThanOrEqualTo 96; Location EqualTo US;

 

PE: $3.93
I slept late bc i'm sick, my kids are heathens today, and my interents went down twice already.

 

Looks like the Noahs are working again. Come on guys, I need some smart partners on these things!

 

Okay straw man.

 

I think I had 3 going at the time. 1.12, search for other c-sats, the email security from earlier today.

 

I use Hit Monitor and OW - OW is quicker, but I like how HM opens your keyword in a new tab.

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/14823-new-hit-monitor-v2

 

I just want to feel included.

Copyright covers the IP rights, Patent as well if there's some novel things thrown in. DRM is stuff that prevents me from reverse engineering and the DMCA makes it illegal to do so when you said I couldn't.

Please don't steal this post.

 

New goal = http://obutto.com/ergonomic-workstations-2/