You and Mr. OG seem to post together...

I explained my feedback many times.  You don't like it, so you keep asking again. 

Once my club members prove their skills, I'm sure we can accept specialized tasks at a higher pay rate.  Consider the $1 a "proof of concept" if you wish, although $1 is more than enough for millions of skilled workers if they are in developing countries


The extension could not have access rights to escape a virtual container.  A scammer can create hundreds of virtual machines and flip between them.


WIP:  User will receive notification of task.  They will have xx seconds to accept, or they will become unavailable, and the task will be offered to the next user.  You will also become unavailable if the camera can't see you.  In either case, you just need to set yourself as available again.

You are paid per hour of available time - not just the seconds spent doing the task.


Hackers can only access unencrypted information.  In the twitter hack, like most hacks, they were helped by an insider.    If no human can access the encrypted data, and this is provable, then a hacker cannot touch it.  


I really doubt the service would be storing these videos.  All they need is encrypted data of what you look like, then they scan the images coming in to see if you are there.  There would be no reason to keep the information after that.   If this third party uses AWS, for example, we can verify the data is being deleted.  


That's great for a task that doesn't require exclusivity.  If the task is a vote/opinion for example, just recording someone checking a box opens the entire system up to abuse.


This program will not interest those who have high expenses.   When you are surfing the web, or reading your email, set yourself to available.  But if you pay to go online, you can join other programs that don't require you to be online as you do them.[/list]

A bitcoin channel would probably do better - but if Theymos wants to fund a bitcointalk channel, more power to him!

The Internet. 

Record all the items you need, research who builds them, and contact them.  I don't think there is a corner quantum store yet. 

If we are complaining about the food - at least we have some to complain about.  

Millions will die of hunger in the next few months.  

I would guess that theses are low end, cheaper items?

You get what you pay for.  If you want quality, they can make that as well, but it costs more.

Cross platform is kind of useless for exchange software installed in one location - unless you developed this for resale?

I noticed all the tomato based "meals" change taste a few years ago.  Could be a new suppliers or new techniques.   I don't like it, and like JC said, the pesticides they use on the spaghetti trees are some of the worst in the world.

It's not a debate.  Techy is a troll.  He changes his position and demands as the situation changes.  I have never abused my position on default trust, as evidenced by never having been removed from it. 

I'm sure people will appreciate the manners as you scam them.   

Our regular scammer is quite the asshole. 

So you feel a nation that is starving, or thirsting, will become less aggressive?

Just the opposite.

I've been in crypto for a decade, and I've run a website with 80,000 active members.

If you want to PM your ideas, I'll give you my opinion on if they will work or not and why.

I'm not looking to steal ideas - I have more than enough to work on now. 

Right now it looks to cost about $0.09 (0.000 007 5 Bitcoin) to have something manually verified.  I'm developing partnerships to have a certain number of tasks coming in per hour - I'm not going to be relying on advertising income.


Club membership is for crypto enthusiasts.   There are a number of requirements, and the invitations are private to start.   I want to attract people that use crypto and are willing to spend it on other online services.  I don't want to attract people that don't care about crypto and just want to make money.  


I'd be interested in figuring out a way they could not access the videos - seeing as there is no human interaction needed. 

Do I need to email you to notify you (again) about your privacy policy?

It states you can change the terms at any time, and everyone agrees to such changes as soon as you change the date on the policy page.

Is your revenue based on the sale of usage information?   What is to stop you from creating lists of people who are interested in certain coins?

That's the standard "goto" for earning these days.  There are only so many of these offers, and most people have seen them before.

The fact the offers are open to anyone means you are not getting a special price.  You pay more for a product/service on these affiliate websites than you would if you bought it elsewhere - the extra money goes to the site owner, who then pays you a percentage - a percentage of what you would have got if you didn't use the site. 

If you don't have development skills, don't waste time building it yourself.  Your return will be a lot greater if you sell the domain to someone who can develop it.

You don't need a partner to start up blogs or faucets.  They will fail/succeed based on marketing.  Why not start doing this yourself and in 12 months instead of 6, you'll be making all the money yourself?

Also, don't tell too many people about this awesome idea...  the more blogs there are, the less traffic each one gets.  :/

Manual verification is a must.  This would be a good test project for micro-tasks.   Let's say you choose a five person verification - five people at random (sorted by when they helped you last, to avoid abuse) answer yes or no.  The majority sets the status, and ones that answered against the majority receive less tasks. 

I would suggest you stay away from "limits".  False sense of security that cannot be enforced - cookie or IP manipulation will make your results worthless.

Can I ask what privacy is lacking?  My method gives up no information all your utilities don't know - you are at home using power, water, etc.  They can deduce how often you shower, what temp you like your home at, etc.  The only privacy you give up is that you are available to work, and that isn't even stored - only the tasks you do.


Not yet - I'm still working out the numbers.  My goal is to increase crypto usage, so the number of services I can offer will determine how many hours per day a person can work.

Like you said:
- fake address
Others:
- no tax/business number
- no cash flow projections
- no insurance
- unclear ownership
- standard privacy policy / terms of service
- requires you to send coin before withdrawing coin

(took 5 mins - will add more when I think of it)

Most would be "micro tasks" that require a response within 15 seconds or so, or it moves to the next person.  I would need an example of someone who would be "Available" but could not do a task right away.