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HTTP Status Cats, HTTP Status Codes Displayed Using Cat Photos

  • Rusty BlazenhoffRusty Blazenhoff
  • December 15, 2011

502 - Bad Gateway

413 - Request Entity Too Large

406 - Not Acceptable

404 - Not Found

429 - Too Many Requests

Proving again that the internet is made of cats, Tomomi Imura has combined HTTP status codes with familiar cat images in her HTTP Status Cats series. For example, the image of the bobcat sitting on a cactus is amusingly paired with the “502 Bad Gateway” message. If you have a cat/code mashup that needs to be made, send Tomomi a tweet with your idea.

via Boing Boing

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