Conference niggle.

I don't know how many people there are at conference, and to be honest I'm not that bothered.
One persistent irritation however is the fact that there are so few computers available.
There must be thousands of people here, and contrary to popular myth they aren't all blue rinsed nonagenarians who think the twin tub washing machine is the height of technological sophistication. Surely it is not too much to ask that more than five computers be available for public use, as the queues to use them demonstrate that this is inadequate.

I know the ICC has Wi-Fi, but coverage isn't great, and it's a bit of a pain trying to bring a laptop through security.

A basic machine capable of running a web browser and email software costs very little, so why not stick twenty of them in a room somewhere for us to use.