If you use OneDrive, this is a known issue.
It doesn’t make sense from a reliability point of view either. Now if either drive fails my pc won’t boot. I think windows should at least give you the option when installing.
In the future I’m only going to have my ssd connected when I install windows and add the secondary drive afterwards
I went through the same thing and it really sucked. Needed both drives to boot windows. Since then, I only ever have one drive installed when installing Windows, and I add the rest later
I understand exactly what I'm doing, but I don't think a job there would be much fun. Especially if I have to debug light theme.
we have special goggles for that
This was not a glitch and this was an intended change.
We did, however, roll this back so we can make a few operational changes before we release it again.
More information to come :)
INTENDED?! Is this going to be a thing forever, or was it just a simply April Fools joke and all those users who got into HypeSquad be removed?
No April Fools here! More info to come soon!
This should be fixed. Refresh your client
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good lord
People like to spam. Usually we are good at detecting this stuff, but some slips through. Hit us up with reports at https://dis.gd/contact
Reddits move away from open source is really disappointing.
Is all hope truly lost?
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Source?
Experience. Many others I've spoke to.
Can you please send me the links to threads we've removed for a political reason? This is behavior I would want to investigate ASAP
Nope!
In fact directly above this you'll see that it says we don't sell your data.
In addition you'll see that this content is only used in connection with operating and providing the service.
Basically this statement means that if you upload content to our service we have the rights to distribute it to others. For example, if you upload a picture to Discord, you have to give us right so we can show it to other people. If you didn't, you could upload the picture and then turn around and sue us right away.
We also may make modifications to your picture, like cropping it. If we ever made say, Discord Europe, we need to give sub-licenses to them as well.
We don't sell your data.
You'll find that pretty much every major site also has this boilerplate text. Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, Imgur, etc..
If I may add a more personal comment, please do not be afraid to block someone like this. If they are making you uncomfortable, send us a report and block them if you want. You shouldn't feel obligated to host someone like this.
I understand none of this
The team most likely to win lost to the team most likely to lose - This has never happened before.
First, if you feel this is a credible threat, you may want to contact your local law enforcement agency.
Second, follow this reporting guide and let us know at abuse@discordapp.com
https://support.discordapp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000291932
Would local law enforcement even be able to help? What if the guy lives in another state?
Yes, local law enforcement can help.
OP already edited their post, but just to make it official, this is an issue with French ISP Orange.
Whoa, when did you become Discord staff?
Couple months ago!
hey its me
This is a webhook. You can see who created it in your audit log
Discord is lowkey infested with furries working there
owo
Do those 3rd party apps change in real time depending on the game? Do those 3rd party apps get data straight from Valve? Didn't think so.
Do those 3rd party apps get data straight from Valve?
Yes.
Odds are it's this paragraph
It's a pretty standard clause in Terms of Service. Checking three big services (Facebook, Twitter and Reddit), all of them have the same clause, almost verbatim. I'm not even close to a lawyer, but as I understand it, it's mainly an ass-covering clause that allows them to actually provide their product. Otherwise you'd have to give permission for them to upload every message, picture, file etc to their servers, store it, send it to others in the chat etc.
This is correct, and every major service has a similar clause.
When you upload, say, an image to our Service, you must
Note that the last sentance clearly says we only have these rights in connection with operating and providing the Service, meaning these rights are only given to us in the context of making Discord work, we can't steal your stuff and use it on something not related to providing the Service.