The 418 status code is the unsung hero of HTTP responses. Created as an April Fools' joke in 1998, it literally means "I'm a teapot" and refuses to brew coffee because... well... it's a teapot. Not 404, not 500—the most useful error is clearly one that acknowledges the server's beverage-making limitations. After 15 years of debugging production issues at 2AM, sometimes I wish more servers would just admit they're teapots and call it a day.
The Teapot That Refused To Brew Coffee
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