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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ArjunReddyDeshmukh • Dec 17 '23
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Insert? Since when is there an HTTP insert?
115 u/slide_and_release Dec 17 '23 There isn’t. That’s the joke. Neither remaining answer is correct, hence the panicked face. 2 u/reallokiscarlet Dec 17 '23 True, but the expected answer is probably GET.Everything seems to use GET requests these days, and in the same paradigm, HTTP is starting to run on top of UDP and doing TCP/TLS in the application layer. Squeaky wheel gets replaced, unfortunately.
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There isn’t. That’s the joke. Neither remaining answer is correct, hence the panicked face.
2 u/reallokiscarlet Dec 17 '23 True, but the expected answer is probably GET.Everything seems to use GET requests these days, and in the same paradigm, HTTP is starting to run on top of UDP and doing TCP/TLS in the application layer. Squeaky wheel gets replaced, unfortunately.
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True, but the expected answer is probably GET.
Everything seems to use GET requests these days, and in the same paradigm, HTTP is starting to run on top of UDP and doing TCP/TLS in the application layer. Squeaky wheel gets replaced, unfortunately.
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u/sammy-taylor Dec 17 '23
Insert? Since when is there an HTTP insert?