Secret resales 2015

[abiwish]

Just now, cb4747 said:

I've been here since 6.30am today, not counting the endless hours from other days. I feel like I know everyone so well. We are a family now. 

haha same ! Going to have spent more time on here than we would have at the actual festival

Edited May 11, 2016 by abiwish

[pentura]

24 minutes ago, Slugworth said:

I found a prosthetic foot at work the other day you can have if you do indeed one day bet your left foot and lose.

Can I just ask how one 'finds' a prosthetic foot at work?

[Levitz]

2 minutes ago, Stocksey said:

Wow inst it interesting how quickly the members following drops off at 16.00. Half hour ago i swear the was 190+ - Now only 125. No commitment! 

Still monitoring on train to Liv Chelsea, I'm committed! Or I should be!

[joeltg]

I think it's safe to leave my post now, (well my desktop, will stay gripped to my phone) very little done today!

 

[Katir]

2 minutes ago, buddiepaul said:

Saw this on another part of the forum, worth a look for a laugh to lighten the mood after a long day

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/131807369864

 

Wish I'd seen this for the don't pee on the land design comp. lol

[Slugworth]

4 minutes ago, cb4747 said:

 drink. 

Phewww!

[AnniMB]

1 hour ago, Michaelgball said:

Ha ha ha.  Reminds me of the Billy Connelly sketch with the ties on the bottom of his trousers to collect the pee while he's dancing. I'd be p'd off if someone let that thing loose standing beside me lol

[Slugworth]

2 minutes ago, pentura said:

Can I just ask how one 'finds' a prosthetic foot at work?

Found it in a theatre at work, a lecturer must have been doing something with it and forgotten it.

 

I work for a University by the way not a hospital. That would be down right out of order.

[AnniMB]

9 minutes ago, buddiepaul said:

Saw this on another part of the forum, worth a look for a laugh to lighten the mood after a long day

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/131807369864

 

Ha ha ha.  Reminds me of the Billy Connelly sketch with the ties on the bottom of his trousers to collect the pee while he's dancing. I'd be p'd off if someone let that thing loose standing beside me lol

[AnniMB]

5 minutes ago, AnniMB said:

Ha ha ha.  Reminds me of the Billy Connelly sketch with the ties on the bottom of his trousers to collect the pee while he's dancing. I'd be p'd off if someone let that thing loose standing beside me lol

 

5 minutes ago, AnniMB said:

Ha ha ha.  Reminds me of the Billy Connelly sketch with the ties on the bottom of his trousers to collect the pee while he's dancing. I'd be p'd off if someone let that thing loose standing beside me lol

Don't know why, but my post seems to be attaching to the Twitter comment instead of the Festival Pee suit one.  Duh!

 

[Jolie23]

Just now, AnniMB said:

 

Don't know why, but my post seems to be attaching to the Twitter comment instead of the Festival Pee suit one.  Duh!

 

The "quote" thing has been playing up for me a lot too.

[flanger]

Now I've wasted another full day thanks to See, anyone fancy writing a chapter of my dissertation for me?? 

[Jolie23]

Just now, flanger said:

Now I've wasted another full day thanks to See, anyone fancy writing a chapter of my dissertation for me?? 

What's it on? Sure we can throw some ideas at you...

[gizmoman]

44 minutes ago, tabasco said:

 

that particular bit of code is 370b according to http://bytesizematters.com/

 

So we'll multiple by that by 1million people (assuming everyone who was registered around2015 tried) and that's 370MB per year, assuming everyone only tries once.

 

Let's assume that people hammer the F5 twenty times before giving up (waaaaaay conservative) and that's 7.4GB. Not counting resale, secret resale, or sad cases like myself just checking the code to look for things.

 

7.4Gb every time they sell tickets, and that's still conservative. Not counting web searches and other stuff that may read the page as well.

That may well be true if the page in question was the main ticket page but it's not, the Tour" link is not now publicly advertised it is used internally by See, the main link for all sales is glastonbury.seetickets.com that now links to the "extras" page. Anyone moaning about See testing the "Tour" page has no argument, they shouldn't be looking at it anyway! No one would know about it if someone on here hadn't mentioned it.

[pentura]

12 minutes ago, Slugworth said:

Found it in a theatre at work, a lecturer must have been doing something with it and forgotten it.

 

I work for a University by the way not a hospital. That would be down right out of order.

Either that or someone is missing a foot!

[flanger]

Just now, Jolie23 said:

What's it on? Sure we can throw some ideas at you...

'Multi-factor authentication and it's use in simple systems' is the title.. Basically how using authentication tokens can improve security

[Mich1268]

1 minute ago, gizmoman said:

That may well be true if the page in question was the main ticket page but it's not, the Tour" link is not now publicly advertised it is used internally by See, the main link for all sales is glastonbury.seetickets.com that now links to the "extras" page. Anyone moaning about See testing the "Tour" page has no argument, they shouldn't be looking at it anyway! No one would know about it if someone on here hadn't mentioned it.

I was getting really confused as am monitoring both pages at the moment but don't know which one is the right one. 

[Michaelgball]

1 minute ago, flanger said:

'Multi-factor authentication and it's use in simple systems' is the title.. Basically how using authentication tokens can improve security

Having 2-step verification has been a life-saver for my youtube channel. Was constantly being targeted by hackers trying to get into my channel/paypal. They used several very very smart methods to get my password but it was practically impossible for them to get my phone to let them in :D

[Jolie23]

1 minute ago, flanger said:

'Multi-factor authentication and it's use in simple systems' is the title.. Basically how using authentication tokens can improve security

Is that the exact title (because it should be "its" not "it's")?

I like the way my bank does it - when I set up a new payment they call me and I have to enter the 4 digit code on screen into the phone. Is that the sort of thing you're talking about?

[tabasco]

Down to 112. No staying power, the youth of today...

Edited May 11, 2016 by tabasco

[scho]

I'm exhausted. Spent most of today at the laptop.

I can't be at home tomorrow, so that'll be fun. 

[jumbomcnutt]

Just now, tabasco said:

Down to 112. Not staying power, the youth of today...

broken britain

[Woz101]

1 minute ago, Michaelgball said:

Having 2-step verification has been a life-saver for my youtube channel. Was constantly being targeted by hackers trying to get into my channel/paypal. They used several very very smart methods to get my password but it was practically impossible for them to get my phone to let them in :D

Same here for my Instagram - I was on there early and was lucky to get "Woz"...but people are constantly trying to steal it.

[flanger]

1 minute ago, Michaelgball said:

Having 2-step verification has been a life-saver for my youtube channel. Was constantly being targeted by hackers trying to get into my channel/paypal. They used several very very smart methods to get my password but it was practically impossible for them to get my phone to let them in :D

Any idea what those methods were? Would you be willing to let me quote you in my project?

[siblin]

7 minutes ago, flanger said:

Now I've wasted another full day thanks to See, anyone fancy writing a chapter of my dissertation for me?? 

All work and no glastonbury tickets makes flanger very angry... 

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