I discuss 10 of my favorite comics for 2018; the comics range from “Lumberjanes” and “The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl” to “AJ & Magnus” and “FoxTrot.”
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Google’s 2018 year in search: the World Cup, US midterm elections, and “Black Panther”
Google has released its 2018 year in review for search terms, ranging from the World Cup and the US midterm election to “Black Panther” and “Roseanne.”
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“Donald” among the 25 worst passwords of 2018
“Donald” has made SplashData’s list of the 25 worst passwords of 2018. Here’s more reminders of what not to do for creating and using passwords.
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Tips on how to set up and manage a blog
A guide about how to set up and run a blog, including sources of free photos, social media promotion, and setting up HTTPS.
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I give my latest blog updates, including a switch from Google Analytics to Matomo (formerly Piwik), and my thoughts on WordPress’ Gutenberg editor.
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What are the most popular Western animated cartoons?
I take a guess at what are the most popular Western animated cartoons, ranging from Mickey Mouse to Looney Tunes to SpongeBob SquarePants.
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What are some Tumblr blogging alternatives?
Tumblr is banning adult content from its platform. I look at some consequences of this, as well as blogging alternatives to Tumblr.
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2018 Black Friday and Cyber Monday highlights: Apple tops app store sales; brick-and-mortar sales decline
I take a look at 2018 Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, including the usual dominance of Amazon and decline of brick-and-mortar sales.
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What are the salaries of non-wealthy superheroes?
I take a look at what salaries various non-wealthy superheroes—such as Superman and Spider-Man—earn in their civilian alter-egos.
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The 10 top-grossing animated films starring minority characters
I take a look at the 10 top-grossing animated films starring minority characters, from “Coco” and “Big Hero 6” to “Moana.”
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