I actually know kids on the internet now who didn't know that the save icon in applications is a floppy disk and those actually used to exist

when they first saw a floppy disk, they thought that somebody had "made a save icon"

what does he want? he wants seeeexxxx

lol

lmao made a save icon

@Dusty Morgan
http://archive.is/I1QwO

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1019573/save-icon-still-a-floppy-disk

Hard drive is another good icon

https://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheFloppyDiskMeansSaveAnd14OtherOldPeopleIconsThatDontMakeSenseAnymore.aspx

Actually, soon people might not even know that a "book mark" used to be a physical thing you put into bound stacks of paper, instead of a shortcut in your browser.

I find "soon" hard to credit on that one

I don't see books going anywhere soon

sure, granny

shit, is that really why they were called radio buttons?

D:<

yes, mister "i don't see books going anywhere soon"

I don't

i have faith

Well, yes, you didn't pass any credentials XD

commodore 64 in da house tho

You get HTTP 401 if you can't authenticate.

Go and pass in the credentials of the application you created on the developer portal.

i'm just following this Discord.Net tutorial and i have no idea what i'm typing here

It's a bad tutorial if it's telling you to attempt to connect unauthenticated.

You should have an API key or a token.

https://discord.foxbot.me/docs/guides/getting_started/intro.html#async

the token comes later

It's just an async method.

There is no code that connects to Discord.

look lower

You need to call LoginAsync with your token.

https://discord.foxbot.me/docs/guides/getting_started/intro.html#async

it's right fucking there

!ping

Then why are you getting a 401?

wait no

https://discord.foxbot.me/docs/guides/getting_started/intro.html#creating-a-discord-client

You should get an HTTP 2XX

That's the standard REST convention.

Probably HTTP 200.