Python socket programming creates a web server. It handles one HTTP request at a time, processing incoming requests, retrieving files, constructing HTTP responses with headers, and sending them to ...

I upload a file to Slack, and then send a message to a channel referencing that file. However, if I call them immediately after each other, sending message fails saying it could not find the file. If ...

The message is a HTTP standard response code generated when a user attempts to follow a broken or dead link. This explanation might be pretty straight forward, but could there be more to the story?