If you think people lining up for Apple products is weird,
you're going to find the following story downright baffling.
Starting at 9:15 AM, developers attending Apple's Worldwide
Developer Conference (WWDC) started lining up at Moscone Center,
the home of this year's event.  By 9:25 PM, the line had
stretched to 30+ people, complete with tents being set up, and
lounge chairs for people to sleep in.  There was a cop on hand
keeping an eye on the scene, as well as a straggler talking at
the people in the line.  These people are in line to be the
first into WWDC so they can get front row seats to see Apple's
big key note presentation where it will preview the most
important new features for iOS and OSX, the software running
iPhones and Macs.  Other than that, there's no advantage to
being first through the doors. They don't get early access to
Apple employees, or a front seat at developer sessions. They
just to see Tim Cook, Phil Schiller, Eddy Cue, and other Apple
executives up close on stage.  While to an ou