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There is no shortage of numbers. I wonder if it would make sense for every web-server ot have its own status-code if up and running? Of course they would have to be registered somewhere.
https://github.com/3digitdev/Haiku-TTP-Codes
Doesn’t have any for 418 yet though… a PR may be in order!
Binance will send you 429s if you hit their rate limits. If you continue to do so they'll hit you with a 418 and then blackhole your traffic.
Twitter used to respond with status code 420 and the message “enhance your calm”
There is no shortage of numbers. I wonder if it would make sense for every web-server ot have its own status-code if up and running? Of course they would have to be registered somewhere.
curl https://news.ycombinator.com/ | base64Earlier quoted context omitted.
Its rather funny, isnt it. But I wonder what the context is. Why they added it.
It was added as a joke, and kept because (according to https://save418.com ) > “It's a reminder that the underlying processes of computers are still made by humans”
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It was added as a joke, and kept because (according to https://save418.com ) > “It's a reminder that the underlying processes of computers are still made by humans”
Stupid reason imo. Adding childish humor to a protocol seems like harmless fun until you remember how much of a mess network protocols, and their specs, and their implementation is. Maybe you think a 418 error page is funny, but I think you’ll appreciate it a lot less when your application gets a rather confounding error because some service provider wanted to remind you that the underlying processes of computers are…
I also return a teapot emoji as the response body.