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Auto-Moderating a Discord Server with Dyno

By royal.Panic#4515

Introduction:

This document serves as a simple guide to teach new server owners how to use the Dyno Discord bot to auto-moderate their servers.

Why Auto-Moderate?

Any server owner who's been on Discord or any other community platform is probably familiar with the concept of raids. Raids are when one or more users join a server with the intent of harassing its users, usually to the point of making them leave the server. Raiders usually accomplish this by rapidly spamming messages, and the content of the messages can very from everything to plain text and user or everyone pings all the way to gore and sexually explicit images. While the best defense for raids is active community moderators, it usually happens that there are certain hours when next to no one is on. This is when most raiders choose to strike. This means that the next best thing is to have a bot on your server that can act in the absence of yo

/u/humanpabo, I got you!

#imports
import turtle as t
#var defs
w = t.Screen()
g = t.Turtle()
x = -300
y = -300
#turtle config

Arduino to RoboRIO I2C Communication for Pixy Camera

Edited by royal_Panic, forked from this blog post by Ethan Hansen.

If you're here you've probably looked up something like, "i2c Arduino to RoboRIO," on Google, then become frustrated with the lack of helpful responses. This is a step by step guide on how to wire together your Arduino and RoboRIO, then how to program it. This will not be an explanation of how the technology works. There are plenty of those out there. That being said, it is my opinion that if you copy someone else you should at least understand what is going on, so there will be broad, general explanations of why things are wired or programmed the way they are. I hope this saves you some tears.

Necessary Equipment

1 Computer with the Arduino IDE.
1 Male to Female PWM (also called 3-wire) cable.
1 Arduino UNO (That's the one I'm using. I'm sure others will work, but this is the easies

	import discord
	from discord.ext import commands
	import aiohttp
	import re
	from datetime import timedelta
	import traceback
	import os
	from random import choice, randint

	owner = ["Insert-Owner-ID"]

	#rock paper scissors game
	import random
	#variables
	win_flag = str("false")
	error = str("false")
	play = ""
	signs = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]
	#functions
	def playerName():
	return(input("Enter Your Name... "))

	import turtle as t
	import random as r
	import time
	# Death delay
	delay = 0.1
	# Score
	score = 0
	high_score = 0
	# Var defs
	w = t.Screen()

	import turtle as t
	import random as r
	import time
	# Death delay
	delay = 0.1
	# Score
	score = 0
	high_score = 0
	# Var defs
	w = t.Screen()