Having fun with Discord

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Two of my grandsons introduced me to Discord a couple of weeks ago. Here's one of my world-famous sketches showing the connections to/from Discord on my home set-up.

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I can communicate with Discord using...

(A) My PC, laptop or tablet
(B) MQTT in a Node-RED flow
(C) A http-request node that 'posts' a request - webhook (to shut down my Bot)

I also have my Bot (written in Python running on a RPi) that interacts with Discord.
The Bot's commands interface to some of my cameras, some LEDs, a servo motor and a couple of relays. I can control the Bot from a Node-RED dashboard (see below).
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Isn't life FUN when you are retired???

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I've just tried out testing an addition for my Discord setup...
Adding a Raspberry Pi Pico so I can operate LEDs, relays, servos from commands in Discord.
My grandsons will really enjoy adding this addition at the weekend.

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Above is a photo of my home-grown PCB for the WiFi-enabled Pico (using an ESP-01S).

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Wow! Awesome! I'm not mad at you, when you share some flows in here too :smiley: I'm playing with discord, too. It really is fun :smiley:

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This is my baby :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Q-Who

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Guess i don't know how to chat. :person_facepalming:

Can we talk about your discord setup?