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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   What an incredibly beautiful piece of design. I can't remember the last time I was so inspired by careful use of typesetting and white space.
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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   Taking myself out of the equation then, since I understand that my actions may be construed as a gray area. If it turns out to be true that users with incorrectly set system clocks and users with javascript disabled accidentally cut the lin
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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   Full disclosure, I don't mean to present the Noscript/Disabled Javascript comment as fact – I read that here: https://www.reddit.com/r/BurningMan/comments/2wieta/did_you_... EDIT: Typo
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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   We had no desire to gain any advantage in the line or 'game the system' in any way. We were simply curious how the line worked.
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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   My understanding is that any users who entered the queue between 11:55ish (when the waiting room appeared) and 12:00 PST (when purchasing officially started) will have their tickets revoked.
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   by fWnApHU2PY6CPA 12y ago

   I believe I may accidentally be one of these "hackers." For those of you who don't know how the line worked, TicketFly sent registered users a link to a page that would allow them to purchase tickets at 12:00pm PST. Like most