Geek-Girl Panties
By Daniel Miessler on August 23rd, 2006: Tagged as Geek | Humor
An HTTP Code 200 means you’re getting the web page you wanted. Your girlfriend or wife wearing these panties means you’re getting what you want.
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I always get 200 from localhost, but my girlfriend’s server has better content.
Comment by Tim — 8/23/2006 @ 9:37 am
You’re not supposed to be querying the web daemon on localhost, unless you can’t find a female webserver to query. If you have the option of using a remote server yet still query localhost, you should probably reinstall.
Comment by Daniel Miessler — 8/23/2006 @ 11:01 am
Perhaps the web daemon’s down every now and then, but she’s running a stable kernel… which is more than I can say for some of the other servers I’ve encountered.
Comment by Tim — 8/23/2006 @ 4:50 pm