dude, it will be way harder tomorrow...
maybe, maybe not. some demand was fulfilled today, and it's not like the presale was any secret. as long as more people got tickets today than the number of new folks trying tomorrow, you could be better off.
Observation:
FreeFest brings out an annoying tendency in people. Any time someone wants to be a little crabby or whatever that they didn't get tickets or the site froze up, etc., someone pops in all, "Come on, man, it's -free-. You can't get angry over something that's -free-. First come, first served, man."
Fuckers.
the fact that they're free doesn't change anything. remember the phish fiasco? people bitched to high heaven about that, and it wasn't free. people will complain regardless of price. no, the main issue is one of perceived "fairness". if folks get shut out, they want to know that everyone was shut out for the same reason - demand > supply and not random backend coding quirks that arbitrarily affect one browser and not another.
the one annoying thing that people say which does hold some water is "there was no guaranteeing you were going to get a ticket anyways". again, demand > supply. many are going to leave unhappy (free ticket or not).
I DEMAND SATISFACTION
ok, fine:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5bYDhZBFLA