Unfortunate, I lied, but with the little amount of code I added, it’d wouldn’t need much explanation.

I’m currently trying (again) to make a game of roulette. These lines are the basic imports to get started, but the random module is the most important as it completely determines the pseudo-randomness. This massive chunk of code is simply a list of the possible things to bet on the table that you could get…

I made rock/paper/scissors in short time Code: #imports import time, random, sys, getpass #variables pause = 1 player_1 = “” player_2 = “” #define what’s done when the player wins def win(player_w, player_l):     print(f”Player {player_w} defeats {player_l}!”)     while True:         choice = str(input(“Do you want to play again?\n>\t”))…

The Pi Pico (Child) is almost finished and can now connect to the internet and communicate with the LePotato (Big Boi) The Newest code is not cooperating

The Child’s (Raspberry Pi Pico W) code has been recovered (thanks to me making a backup) and now there’s additional code that lets it connect to the internet, currently a router that has no access to the internet. Currently, I am working with a Potato, dubbed Big Boi, to host a server that the Child…

In my attempts to get the Raspberry Pi Pico W to connect to the internet, I attempted to reflash Circuit Playground onto it. That was a mistake. I am now running into the issue of the Pico containing NOTHING but a “boot_out.txt” file

Dread returns with more attempts to get The Child to cooperate with an internet connection No interesting proof is available yet…

I’ve been busy with working with Godot, no progress for today.

I needed a break, the Child scared me, so I really didn’t want to fight it and get aggravated about it No Reports at this time.

Do I even add the code? As far as now, no progress has been made as far as connecting to the internet damn… Need to find SOMETHING to get. it. to. WORK! code, barely changed ————————————————————– ###IMPORTS### from os import getenv from lib import neopixel #If you’re grabbing the “neopixel.mpy” file, GRAB THE LARGER ONE…