Message from @M4Gunner
Discord ID: 484424133027954698
Hey guys. I'm a bit appalled that Discord is able to be used to doxx people. Do you guys know of a way to make a code that will delete all the messages you have posted on a server for privacy reasons?
I hear people used Kraut's discord server's search tool to doxx it's users
Yes, actually
I don't really trust the you-tube videos that ask you to execute a code through the administrator. Could it be executed through chrome's console?
I've developed a Python script a while back that deletes all DMs. You should be able to modify it yourself to delete server channels.
I dont know any code language
Oh.
I suppose I could modify it for you a little later.
In the meantime, I'd recommend switching to a chat client (and actively promoting a chat client) like Riot or qTox/Tox.
cool. I'm just a bit concerned. I haven't posted any actually doxxable info but you can never be too careful.
Well, as long as you're careful about it, you should be fine.
My logic is to try and clean the slate, just to be sure. The Kraut thing is off-putting.
i'm not sold on the colors
this shit gives me life https://www.amazon.com/240pixels-programmable-Individually-addressable-Waterproof/dp/B00K7UHPEC
this is so fucking dumb
I finally got my chinese source code to upload to arduey boi
I'm still afraid to turn it on. when i plug it back into computer with the Motor Shield attached, it beeps really loud, because it has a PC speaker
hopefully that means the code works and its yelling cause it doesnt have the IR remote, or sufficient power
I'm going to test it outside later in case my batteries vent for some reason 😄
by the way the Arduino IDE runs in java 🤢
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well shit
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quite the nasty burn you got there
Ladies and gentlemen, I've just fried my first IC
that's a component on the Motor Drive board. my UNO still powers up and is (probably) fine
that one is buggerd
If I want to learn a programming language, what's the best way to do so?
Any good websites/tutorials anywhere?
Consider picking up something "light" to familiarize yourself with the concepts of a programming language
In case it wasn't clear, the "thing" being a programming language. There's some very specific heavy duty ones that are quite esoteric and then there's others that are simple, broad, and easy to read
I see alot of suggestions for Python
I picked things up through Racket/Scheme
And transitioned to C++/C#