I am always happy to offer my opinion on a film, but it's not often that I feel the urge to write about a book. The Harry Quebert Affair - a sensational hit, translated into a gazillion languages from the Swiss writer Joël Dicker - has left me with the need to put some pen to paper.
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It's no coincidence that my favourite shirt is the one with the blue lining on the inside of the cuffs. Or that my favourite trousers have diagonal blue & white stripes on the inside of the waistband. It's all about the detail.
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I've been using DuckDuckGo as my default search engine instead of Google for about 12 months. This is why I could never go back.
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The Quebec Quarter are a block of flats in construction round my neighbourhood in Canada Water. I pass this logo every day to and from work and I still don't know where I stand on it.
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In November 2014, Google released this report on Viewability. TL;DR? Forget impressions served, if less than 50% of your ad isn't on screen for 1 second, then technically no one is seeing it.
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When approaching a design problem it's easy to add a gazillion layer styles in Photoshop and present it to your client with feeling of satisfaction. It's harder to find the real solution.
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Controlling the clutch is much like controlling your expectations at work. Being gentle is always advised, but don't forget to be firm now and then. It's the key.
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