Mind blown when I realised the Display Port “D” also contains a “P”.

The guy in the blue shirt shows us a real life implementation of HTTP error 418 I'm a teapot

PM: Please write more verbose error codes
ME: Sure...

"dude let's do 418 pages"
"sure"
"where do we put it though"
"I got an idea"

If you ever feel useless don't forget the following response code- 418 I'm a teapot.

My favorite http status code has to be 418. Look it up, thank me later.

How I feel right now

++ if you get it...

NaN logic

Almost all of our back end devs are sick today and our PO kept pinging the dev Slack channel with the same core bug, so I replied with this.

Error 418: I'm a teapot

Hello world!

I wrote my first own contribution, pushed, made a pull request and merged to master today all by myself at my trainee job!

Success!

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So that's what they mean by the HTTP error code 418: I'm a teapot.

I see what kind of day it is going to be...

When you spend 1 hour trying to hide content by changing a class but then realise that you have a “display: block” overwriting said class 13 lines higher up. Fu** me. Fu** CSS.

http response 418 - just made my day

I just found out there's a 418 HTTP status code that stands for "I'm a teapot", specified by RFC2324 which "describes HTCPCP, a protocol for controlling, monitoring, and diagnosing coffee pots". I know it's an april fools joke but I still find it hilarious that there is an RFC for that.

Sooo my gf dumped me last weekend :(
I remember somebody here had an idea for a dating app for devs. Is that actually a thing? Does anybody have a link?

If you’re tired of the great Bleeps & Bloops playlist by Spotify, I’ve created Volume 2 and 3. Same kind of “background ambience”-feeling. Perfect when coding 😄

Hey guys, some of you might know this but for those who do not, there is an april fools HTTP error code which is 418, it's description is 'I\'m a teapot' #TheMoreYouKnow

(felt the need to escape sorry not sorry)

I've made a route in our API called /API/teapot that returns 418. That was my revenge for them screwing me so much!

HTTP response code 418

Everytime I am developing an API (from scratch, not when extending an old one) I try to return 418 HTTP error code in places that aren't yet developed or mainly when something that shouldn't have happened did actually happened. (example: failed non-essential assert, yes python)

So it's always lighter on lungs seeing people running around with wtf.png faces when their browser says "I AM A TEAPOT".

An app to connect all taxi/tuk tuk drivers in Thailand (or at least Bangkok).

I'm a .... (Status code: 418)

HTTP/1.0 418: I'm a teapot

Stickers have arrived!

I'm a teapot

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