pull down to refresh

36 sats \ 0 replies \ @lv99slacker 19 Nov \ on: Cybertruck Bitcoin Mining bitcoin_Mining
Lol. This is awesome.
To anyone interested: After confirming with the event organizers that tickets need to be transferred more manually, I've deleted the Tixel listing. The ticket is still available, but you'll have to email me:
Yes. This is still available. I just confirmed with the event organizer that the ticket is transferrable, but they'll need your name to update it. I've sold a Bitcoin Conference ticket this year without this kind of complication and assumed Mining Disrupt would be no different. Anyway, if you want to proceed, you can email here:
144 sats \ 1 reply \ @lv99slacker 6 Sep \ parent \ on: What's the easiest money you ever made? AskSN
Yes. When you screen (the process of being evaluated for suitability for a study) for a study at these places, you're given a document called an "informed consent" that lists possible side effects a subject can experience from a study drug or procedures they'll need to undergo, such as blood draws, EKGs, etc.
Am I nervous about the study I'm doing? Not anymore. I didn't experience any side effects from the dose I took yesterday, which was the first dose of this study (four more to go; dosings are every Friday for this study). Procedure wise, this is a very easy study.
This is what most of my week is going to look like till I get out of here:
134 sats \ 1 reply \ @lv99slacker 6 Sep \ parent \ on: What's the easiest money you ever made? AskSN
Some of these places that conduct clinical trials have an activities coordinator, but I'm not sure if this place does. Every place has a recreation room with tvs. Some places have pool tables, tabletop games, puzzles, books. There's wifi, of course.
I guess fortunately and unfortunately, I'm well suited to doing this for a living. I'm an introvert who keeps to themself for the most part.
200 sats \ 6 replies \ @lv99slacker 6 Sep \ parent \ on: What's the easiest money you ever made? AskSN
The trial I'm in now is for a medication to treat schizophrenia. I don't have this condition. I'm just a healthy body from which to observe any possible side effects. I'm going to be at this facility 24/7 till October.
The screening process for every clinical trial includes an informed consent document. This document goes over the purpose of the trial, the procedures involved for volunteers during in-house stay, the possible side effects observed from previous trials, and the compensation breakdown.
This website lists, state by state, where you can do trials at: https://jalr.org/
The room I'm staying in:
What I have been doing since 2011: volunteering for clinical trials. I just got admitted into a study this morning that will pay me $18,000 for 33 days of my time.
I'm not a content creator, but, like most people, I do share videos via link sharing or embeds in various social media and message board platforms. The speed to which I switch to using this decentralized alternative would depend on:
-
How media (video/audio) storage worked. Self hosting? How easy/difficulty would this be? Blossom subscription or subscription to something like Blossom?
-
The social media/message board platforms integrating media playback.
A decentralized Youtube alternative has got to be in the top three most in demand services right now. I wonder how long until we get one that really catches on?