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I'm using the arduino IDE to program a nodeMCU v3 - an esp8266 with breakout board.

I want to control an RGB LED strip. I've got it set up so that it's a webserver and I pass the RGB values using URL variables. This all works fine. I also know how to do the wiring.

I'm a bit confused about the pins and how to use PMW. The pins are labelled D0-D8, A0, S1-S3 and various that look like they belong to a communications protocol.

How do I address the relevant pins and how do I do PMW?

This is the code I'm using so far.

#include <ESP8266WiFi.h>            
#include <ESP8266WebServer.h>

ESP8266WebServer server(80);   //Web server object. Will be listening in po

I've got my first esp8266 in the form of a nodeMCU board. I'm familiar with the arduino so figured it'd be fairly easy to pick up.

I've uploaded a sketch but nothing happens. The sketch appears to have been successful - the esp flashed away during upload, I got no errors reported.

My question is, do I need to power it separately or is the USB connection enough?

My friend died last week. Thomson Holidays have told his widow that to cancel his seat it'll cost another £100. She's facing having to go to the airport alone, and explain why her husband isn't travelling with her.

I'll have to renounce my citizenship now.

In Romans 14 Paul uses vegetarianism as an example of a doctrine that it's ok to differ on. As long as you do it for God it's ok, and we shouldn't criticise each other over that kind of thing.

I think we tend to minimise the depth of that argument as we dismiss vegetarianism as nothing important, but actually it seems like an amazing example of something we tend to have difficulty with.

In the beginning, the pre-fall perfect world, everything is vegetarian. Gen 1:29, 30. It would seem that God's plan is for us to be vegetarian.

In the old covenant God limits what His people can eat (Leviticus 11) to particular kinds.

Then in the New Testament He tells Peter to eat anything (Acts 10),