420 is not a standard error code. It was used by twitter back in the day but was replaced with 429 when that became standardized. In fact due to this non standard usage and the conservative nature of standards bodies 420 will likely never be a standard HTTP response and will never be as good as 404.
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420 is not a standard error code. It was used by twitter back in the day but was replaced with 429 when that became standardized. In fact due to this non standard usage and the conservative nature of standards bodies 420 will likely never be a standard HTTP response and will never be as good as 404.
You're completely right about 418.
No, you are both wrong, the 418 error is not
"im a teapod"
It is
"I'm a teapot"
Spelling and grammar are important.
Company: we need advanced javascript and bloat for paywall
HTTP: 402 Payment Required
Just https://http.cat/, no www.
I just have the habit of adding the subdomain. i think it looks neat
That's not a good thing to do because it makes your link point to nothing.
Oops, will edit that o7
451 is the third.
+1 for http.cat reference.
I'm always happy to see a HTCPCP reference!