A s if talking to a wall, I continued. We have to queue for the telephone answering service and then punch multiple choice tests before we finally get to what we want - or maybe not. We have to endure strangers who don't understand what we want because they don't have an on-line database of our preferences. T he man only nodded in agreement when I pointed out to the irony of the conference. He, too, felt there was not enough substance.
People can see through the glitz.
With that, he finished his dessert and left the conference. M eanwhile, I pondered over my latest thinking. I'm experimenting with new look and feel, after I got tired of the bordered look. Here I'm playing with the hexadecimal colour code.