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At Cloudflare’s SF office, the conference rooms are all numbered after HTTP status codes. Our Board Room is 404. The coffee shop (Cafe Lambretta) in our buildin
by eastdakota 6y ago
At Cloudflare’s SF office, the conference rooms are all numbered after HTTP status codes. Our Board Room is 404. The coffee shop (Cafe Lambretta) in our building, at the corner of 2nd & Townsend, is bookable in our calendar system as Room 418.
- rozab 6y agoReminds me of this riddle https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/83152/a-strange-hotel https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/83152/a-strange...
- 9nGQluzmnq3M 6y agoThere's a FAANG office which also uses 4xx status codes, but as you would expect, 404 is missing, and 403 is permanently locked (spoiler: it's a door mounted on a wall with nothing behind it). 418, on the other hand, is decorated with whimsical teapots.
- shawabawa3 6y agoand 401 has a bouncer outside that doesn't let anybody in?
- spurgu 6y agoOr it just requires a code to enter.
- efreak 6y agoMost doors have nothing behind them. They wouldn't be very useful otherwise.
- KineticLensman 6y ago> the conference rooms are all numbered after HTTP status codes Sigh, conference room naming systems! I worked somewhere many years ago where the conference rooms were named after birds of prey: falcon, kestrel, eagle, etc. The smoking room (back in the day) was informally named 'puffin'. Almost as much fun as server naming conventions.