Because confusing state of version management in 2019: https://twitter.com/noneprivacy/status/1168955093934399493 https://twitter.com/noneprivacy/status/1168955

Because confusing state of version management in 2019: https://twitter.com/noneprivacy/status/1168955093934399493 https://twitter.com/noneprivacy/status/1168955093934399493 > If you used sudo because you installed the package "system wide", try with "pip3 install --user twint" which will install twint in your home directory, and so you'll not be asked to use sudo