I'm currently reading a crime by some Norwegian guy called Frode Granhus. His first book was pretty good in most ways, but he really should do more research before going into some technical stuff. At one point, he started talking about how kideys worked, but it was painfully obvious he had no idea what the heck he was talking about. Plus, the first book had one of the best endings I've seen in a crime book in decades... until he changed it back to a standard, boring ending. We're talking going from a "the fudge did I just read?" to "the killer is... some random guy we've never heard of before!". So disappointing. The second book is also pretty good, but, again has some technical issues.
Kinda like Jussi Adler-Olsen, come to think of it. In the latest book, a computer is filled with "45% pictures, 55% videos and a few percent other files." But... 45% + 55% = 100%, so...
what other percentages?
Or is he saying the computer is 110% full?
