Clixsense 2014 Second Thread

older_wiser

Morning hope everyone is well

congratulations RachelBel we wouldn't ask you questions thats a conflict of interest well we might but that will be in PM lol i got that test but didn't do it i could imagine how complicated it would be.

A new download on supersonic for both iphone and ipad fairway solitare blast 97c for each. mopped up afew more casino tasks now having a cuppa before heading out. have a good day

think the ipad download is over a dollar can't remember but it credited instantly

alundra_2

Argh, casino tasks tickbox not working this morning.

I got a bonus for one of my tasks, however. :j

RachelBel

alundra wrote: »

Argh, casino tasks tickbox not working this morning.

I got a bonus for one of my tasks, however. :j

You could try them on a different browser? Lately I've been finding that the ones that don't work for me on Chrome, will work on Firefox. I've only had a couple that won't work on either. Out of 31 casino tasks yesterday, only 3 didn't work at all. (and one of those was a mobile task that wouldn't verify)

What i do is, I copy the link of the specific task and paste into firefox- I don't shut it down on chrome or else I'll lose it.
The first time you open the task in firefox you have to sign into Crowdflower, but you only have to do it once. About half the tasks won't work for me on Chrome so i just copy/paste those ones across to Firefox. Bit annoying doing them twice, but no more time consuming than writing a ticket.

You don't even need to sign into Clixsense on Firefox- CS only allows you to sign in on one browser at a time anyway.

RachelBel

older_wiser wrote: »

Morning hope everyone is well

congratulations RachelBel we wouldn't ask you questions thats a conflict of interest well we might but that will be in PM lol i got that test but didn't do it i could imagine how complicated it would be.

A new download on supersonic for both iphone and ipad fairway solitare blast 97c for each. mopped up afew more casino tasks now having a cuppa before heading out. have a good day

think the ipad download is over a dollar can't remember but it credited instantly

The test question skill test was mostly complicated because they were both tasks I hadn't encountered before, but it gave you plenty of time to tackle it.
They did sneak in a few trick/grey area questions though. I was almost caught out by one of them that looked like the answer was simple/obvious, but it was turned out not to be. If that skill test is still available for you, it won't hurt to try. It didn't take too long.

Enjoy your day. :-) I've not done much on CS this morning - just one survey.. but i've hit my first target on SB & the sun is shining & my groceries are all packed away... so I might scoot to my allotment & get some carrots and parsnip sown.
I have an injured fox visiting me there too. He turned up a couple of days ago "asking" for help- came right up to me like a dog would... horrible facial injuries from a fight. :-( I'm liaising with some wildlife rescue people for advice but trying to get his immune system up so he can fight infection. Most wildlife places prefer not to trap if its avoidable, as its stressful for the animal. Foxes are a huge benefit on an allotment... they control the mice and rat numbers beautifully. Our site is a lovely little wildlife haven... I really feel like I'm not in London when I'm there... its good for the spirit. :-)

older_wiser

Sounds lovely ! i think more people should have the opportunity to have their own allotment would help with the cost living crisis.

I'm a huge animal lover i hate seeing any animal in distress so well done for helping out the fox Abit of quiet time does help its cloudy here up north so no sun for us today no killer smog for you down south ? It should go by friday but if its not floods its gale force winds and now smog !

RachelBel

older_wiser wrote: »

Sounds lovely ! i think more people should have the opportunity to have their own allotment would help with the cost living crisis.

I'm a huge animal lover i hate seeing any animal in distress so well done for helping out the fox Abit of quiet time does help its cloudy here up north so no sun for us today no killer smog for you down south ? It should go by friday but if its not floods its gale force winds and now smog !

I couldn't agree more. Since I got my plot, it seriously cuts down my grocery bill for the year. Especially with things that are getting very pricey. I don't buy salad, potatoes, onions, fruit for at least half the year. I'm eating healthier & more variety, getting more exercise, faaaar less stress...I'm spending less on christmas presents since I can now give homemade jam, pickles and fruity booze! Less waste too, because everything keeps longer, or i can dig it up as i need it.
And all the older people there, it keeps them mobile and active, and interested in life. Its a real community feeling there that otherwise would be missing for a lot of people.
I can't recommend an allotment enough... best thing i've done... but its hard work too... satisfying work! There's something magic about looking at your plate and really knowing "I did that!" :j
And of course... tastes so much better!

It's a bit grey/hazy here but we're sort of up on a hill, so seem to be missing the worst of it... it mostly is collecting in the valley below, like a heavy fog. Looks quite eerie.

footballgirl07

Good luck with the fox, Rachel Seeing any animal in distress is awful and it's good to see someone helping it.

RachelBel

footballgirl07 wrote: »

Good luck with the fox, Rachel Seeing any animal in distress is awful and it's good to see someone helping it.

Thanks. I love all animals so I'm the kind of person to sit there in the dark until he turns up. (lol I've missed investment and twitter tasks all week because of this little guy! worth it though) He seems to trust me for some weird reason. Second night he appeared, he came immediately when I called him, like we were buddies. Very cute. Hopefully this will continue so i can monitor how he's doing and get him into a routine to make it easier to catch him if his injuries get worse and a wildlife rescue place have to take him in. *fingers crossed it doesn't get to that* as i don't know if he has cubs depending on him or not.

Be back later, for casino tasks no doubt. Have a good day everyone :-)

footballgirl07

RachelBel wrote: »

Thanks. I love all animals so I'm the kind of person to sit there in the dark until he turns up. (lol I've missed investment and twitter tasks all week because of this little guy! worth it though) He seems to trust me for some weird reason. Second night he appeared, he came immediately when I called him, like we were buddies. Very cute. Hopefully this will continue so i can monitor how he's doing and get him into a routine to make it easier to catch him if his injuries get worse and a wildlife rescue place have to take him in. *fingers crossed it doesn't get to that* as i don't know if he has cubs depending on him or not.

Be back later, for casino tasks no doubt. Have a good day everyone :-)

Sounds like me with animals! I once made my dad remove part of our drain pipe, so I could get a baby bird out :rotfl: Still, after we got him out and he flew off, my dad stopped moaning at that point I would do anything for animals

Animal intuition is a great thing He can tell you care and your a nice human to animals.

footballgirl07

Just got my first task bonus