allanbreyes

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by allanbreyes 9y ago
It hides it from _your_ timeline, but the backlink to your profile still remains. You have to actually untag it.
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by allanbreyes 9y ago
It doesn't cover untagging, from I gather. Also, you can run it at 16x speed. It "deleted" ~15 years of history for me in less than an hour. And yes, it does miss a few things.
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by allanbreyes 9y ago
Some actions are completely out of your control, though. Other people can still tag you (on pictures, locations, etc.), even if you hide it from your timeline. If there's an option to prevent people from tagging you, I haven't fou
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by allanbreyes 9y ago
I never quite understood why domain-blocking works so well for ad-blockers. I'm surprised why sites don't just use a reverse proxy or something to serve from those ad domains. What am I missing?
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by allanbreyes 9y ago
Bootcamp dropout, here. I 100% agree. I left The Starter League after the first semester when I realized the buyer's remorse of paying more per day than tuition at MIT. The prices for bootcamps simply aren't worth it, especially g
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by allanbreyes 12y ago
Wow, tons of questions... 1. Each Nanodegree has 5 to 6 projects that you can add to your portfolio. For the Front-end Web Developer Nanodegree (FEND), one of the projects is actually building a portfolio. 2. I probably learned the most in
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by allanbreyes 12y ago
I've finished the Front-end, Data Analyst, and Full Stack Nanodegrees (in that order). I'm not looking for a job, but I have received several job offers already. None of those offers came because of the certificate. Rather, the