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Originally Posted by Super EZ E
(Post 2808580)
You know to access a trip trade via Flica you're required to use your login? Forget the IP. The finger print is the login. The fact people are accessing the Flica system and cutting a Bot loose to to troll and trip trade. The Bots are slowing the system down is what Flica told the Company. Let's see what the Company says during the NOI. I'd bet someone is going to get a couple of weeks off to send a message.
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Personally I don't care.
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It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852358)
It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
It is against the rules, though. |
Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852358)
It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852358)
It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
Just follow the rules, it's not hard. |
Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852358)
It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852358)
It's not stealing. The bot guys get the cheese because they work harder at it than you do. Nothing is stopping the rest of you from learning to code or making a purchase. It's not immoral any more than letting your wife pick up a trip or allowing your browser to save your password is immoral.
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Originally Posted by DickBurns
(Post 2852367)
"Use of any unattended or automated systems to access, bid or obtain data within FLICA is specifically prohibited. Violation of these policies may result in, but is not limited to, the revocation of FLICA access."
It is against the rules, though. |
Originally Posted by johnvito
(Post 2852753)
Does this mean apps like FC View and APDL are prohibited?
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"unattended or automated".
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852776)
"unattended or automated".
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Originally Posted by fadec
(Post 2852776)
"unattended or automated".
Stop trying to justify your unethical ways. |
Access to Sabre API + VPN is goldmine.
I do not think company cares if open time picked up in 5 min or 5 millisecond with bot. As long as pick up happens. So NK do not care, and ALPA can not stop. |
Originally Posted by dotslash
(Post 2853730)
Access to Sabre API + VPN is goldmine.
I do not think company cares if open time picked up in 5 min or 5 millisecond with bot. As long as pick up happens. So NK do not care, and ALPA can not stop. |
Originally Posted by dotslash
(Post 2853730)
Access to Sabre API + VPN is goldmine.
I do not think company cares if open time picked up in 5 min or 5 millisecond with bot. As long as pick up happens. So NK do not care, and ALPA can not stop. |
Is this better or worse than pilots paying PBS trainers to submit bids for them?
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Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854330)
Is this better or worse than pilots paying PBS trainers to submit bids for them?
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Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854330)
Is this better or worse than pilots paying PBS trainers to submit bids for them?
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Originally Posted by Flightcap
(Post 2854440)
By far worse. The one is using a consultant to legitimately optimize what they can legitimately hold. The other is circumventing a first-come-first-serve system.
Both seem a bit shady to me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854457)
Both seem a bit shady to me.
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Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854330)
Is this better or worse than pilots paying PBS trainers to submit bids for them?
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Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght
(Post 2854705)
That’s like saying if two athletes are in competition with each other, the one paying a personal trainer to help them workout more efficiently is cheating just as much as the one using anabolic steroids.
PBS bidding help and bots aren’t even close to being the same. A more accurate comparison would be Flica bots, compared to say a PBS program that allows the system to give you super seniority over everyone. |
Originally Posted by Omniscient
(Post 2854720)
People will try to justify their decisions no matter what, even trying to conflate things that aren’t even in the realm of being equal.
PBS bidding help and bots aren’t even close to being the same. A more accurate comparison would be Flica bots, compared to say a PBS program that allows the system to give you super seniority over everyone. I’m not trying to justify using bots. I just think both things are a bit shady. Hiring someone who helped create the rules to the game does give an unfair advantage. Someone who uses that level of inside knowledge (admittedly not secret knowledge) could get a schedule that their seniority might not otherwise afford. I’d be curious to know if navblue prohibits allowing a third party to access an account. Not curious enough to dig through all the terms and conditions though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854747)
I’m not trying to justify using bots. I just think both things are a bit shady.
Hiring someone who helped create the rules to the game does give an unfair advantage. Someone who uses that level of inside knowledge (admittedly not secret knowledge) could get a schedule that their seniority might not otherwise afford. I’d be curious to know if navblue prohibits allowing a third party to access an account. Not curious enough to dig through all the terms and conditions though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by dutchroller
(Post 2854747)
I’m not trying to justify using bots. I just think both things are a bit shady.
Hiring someone who helped create the rules to the game does give an unfair advantage. Someone who uses that level of inside knowledge (admittedly not secret knowledge) could get a schedule that their seniority might not otherwise afford. I’d be curious to know if navblue prohibits allowing a third party to access an account. Not curious enough to dig through all the terms and conditions though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Pbs trainers and the pwg are two different things. Pbs trainers do not have access to admin parameters. That being said even if you did, all that changes from run to run and the solution is not figured until well after the bid is closed.
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Happy bot day everyone!!
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Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 2856149)
Happy bot day everyone!!
I’m sure that one single denied trip I tried swapping for at 12:00:06 was only picked up by someone at 12:00:0000000000001 because they had their wife or kid bidding for them. |
Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght
(Post 2856185)
Noooo fake news.
I’m sure that one single denied trip I tried swapping for at 12:00:06 was only picked up by someone at 12:00:0000000000001 because they had their wife or kid bidding for them. 12:00:00000000000000000000000000000001 But in all seriousness maybe file an NCC? I wonder if that would help get to the bottom of this? |
I’m not going to point fingers as there’s no way to know the timing of the person who beat me to it.
Still, there’s a limit to human response.. Buuuuut figure out of the pilots in base, minus those on reserve, those flying at the time of DOT open, and those that just don’t care anymore. If someone else was in the waiting room like me, and exactly at the opening went “swap” and scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the list, picked the exact same flight, and hit “submit” in less time than the few seconds it took me to do it... well more power to him, trip is yours sir. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 2856510)
Dang, that’s pretty slow...my bot can do it at
12:00:00000000000000000000000000000001 But in all seriousness maybe file an NCC? I wonder if that would help get to the bottom of this? |
Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght
(Post 2856620)
I’m not going to point fingers as there’s no way to know the timing of the person who beat me to it.
Still, there’s a limit to human response.. Buuuuut figure out of the pilots in base, minus those on reserve, those flying at the time of DOT open, and those that just don’t care anymore. If someone else was in the waiting room like me, and exactly at the opening went “swap” and scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the list, picked the exact same flight, and hit “submit” in less time than the few seconds it took me to do it... well more power to him, trip is yours sir. Look and see who gets these trips, you’ll notice a trend. It really is simple to see the same people over and over |
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