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well the only mini PCs i can find on sale here in India are these used mini itx lenovo thinkcentres and afaik they probably consume more than 10-20watt

I specifically was wondering about that a while ago, but now my current priorities are consuming as less power as possible and running for months on end without exploding

So is it worth getting a bigger raspberry pi for that or should I look into some other single board computer?

So I've been thinking about getting a raspberry pi for a while now but the bigger ones seem to be a Little expensive, so the zero 2w caught my eye so can I save some money by getting that one and will it do the following stuff: Keep running my multiple discord bots (will run 24x7, will it get damaged or overheat?) A little bit of Emulation and games Run some python iot projects Use samba share to host some of my games and movies And more stuff is it possible? If so what's the catch

well until i get a raspberyy pi this seems the most economical option yet

i dont need to 24/7 just need it to be online for 24 hours until last message

That's the problem I can't keep my PC running 24/7

so i made a bot following this tutorial right now it's a very simple bot just reads message and posts a reaction image or meme, but the method to keep the bot online on replit is now paid, and I don't have any dineros, so is there a way to keep my bot online for atleast 24 hours without any interaction and how do i import my file to that while keeping the env secrets and stuff, i tried pythonanywhere.com but it just won't connect to discord, please help me out

holy fukin zhit, all this time the only problem was the channel I was posting to didn't have permissions for anyone to send messages except admins man upto now I have been coding on python using idle, this pycharm, visual studio and all confuse me a little so i went with replit for this one as it was on the tutorial.

I read the docs and changed the intents from only messages to all, i had to go to the portal and enable some privileges but now when I said !hello it gave me an error looked the error up and the only answer in stack overflow isn't working on it

it did nothing so it's not reading the messages at all

it says it's logged in

So im trying to make a discord bot so I started following this freecodecamp.org tutorial and made some changes to it because somethings don't work any more my bot is up online but it won't repond to me import os import discord token = os.environ['token'] intents = discord.Intents.default() intents.messages = True # Enable message intents client = discord.Client(intents=intents) @client.event async def on_ready(): print('we have logged in as {0.user}'.format(client)) @client.event async def on_message(message): if message.author == client.user: return if message.content.startswith("!hello"): await message.channel.send("hello") client.run(token) here's the tutorial im following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPTfmiYiuok&t=622s I googled for solutions but could'nt find any working ones, pls help

I can do lists, Stacks and Queues which were in my syllabus, I gotta learn trees and graphs

So, Im going to be attending college within a few months doing a bachelors in computer science engineering, I have nothing good to do in these months so i thought why not level up my skills a little, which I don't really have any except the python I learnt in school, now it's not much but I know basic stuff (if/elses, loops ,lists/tupples/dictionaries,functions, handling text files/binary files/csv files) and using mysql library to handle some dbms stuff, i wanna learn some more but ii don't know what to learn where to learn from, I want to get into making atleast 1 small project, I am really interested in ML and would also like to try some Iot stuff with a raspberry pi, but i have no idea how to go on about those things, what libraries to learn, and where and how should I learn them, I've been using IDLE to do python until now, so I have no idea what code editor should I even use, please help me out.