If you've been using Twitter/X for a long time, you likely have accumulated thousands of posts. Deleting them to clear up your online presence may become necessary if your personal circumstances change. Fortunately, deleting tweets using Python is easy.
For many homeschooling families, being recognized as an educator can be beneficial. From discounts at bookstores to reduced rates for educational software, presenting an ID card that identifies you as an educator can open the door to numerous perks.
If you've been on Twitter, you may want to take your account private at some point. However, if someone has requested it, there may be a screenshot of your posts stored on web.archive.org. Marking your profile page for exclusion can be a good idea to protect your privacy online.
If you're trying to use nvm to upgrade to use a more recent version of node, but you're not seeing a later version, it's likely due to your local nvm not having the most recent versions available. Here's how to fix it.
Using virtual environments allows you to isolate your Python projects from each other. Using this guide, you can get up and running with an easy-to-use virtualenv workflow in minutes.
