You know all those times someone claimed to have found the greatest 404 page, ever? They were wrong. (Thanks, Marko!)

  • endymion

    Awesome! But… to be “the greatest 404 page, ever”, doesn’t it have to be a *working* 404 page?

    http://kvartirakrasivo.ru/404/sldfdfddfjksdfj/ and http://kvartirakrasivo.ru/sldfjksddfdffj/ resulted in quite boring 404 pages…

    • http://jimeagle.com James Eagle

      That’s a shame.

  • HairySammoth

    You haven’t lived until you’ve been 503′d by RPS.

    http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/forums/showthread.php?1955-503-Service-Unavailable

    • Andrew Singleton

      IF 503 page? I like it!

  • bcsizemo

    That 404 needs moar 808.

  • http://www.jjsaul.com Jim Saul

    Back in the late 90′s there was an art project sort of thing called “Flight 404″ that was haunting and spooky to explore.  I’m convinced it was once of the inspirations for the show Lost.

    None of the Google hits seem to be what I’m talking about… you could click your way through a seating chart into strange interactives like a floating skeleton/xray following the cursor, with a linked story about a flight with missing time and missing people… it was remarkable.

    • Spikeles
      • http://www.jjsaul.com Jim Saul

        Excellent! I just saw the blog fronter so thought I was on the wrong site. Man is that even more spooky now.

  • http://profiles.google.com/bebinn Jenn T

    that’s even better than zombocom

  • Len Bonacci

    Nothing’s better than zombocom.

    • http://jimeagle.com James Eagle

      I might redirect all my error pages there…

  • http://lalomartins.info/ Lalo Martins

    hmm… full-page Flash, so it can’t possibly be the best anything.

    [edit] after actually seeing it: no, really, not anywhere close to the greatest. It’s a pretty bad 404 page for a number of reasons, at least two of them being the Flash.

  • http://www.pseudographia.com/ James Craig

    404 now stands for “Missing Plug-in”? Server error messages really should be able to be read (or heard/felt depending on how a site is being accessed) by all visitors.

  • curleehair

    I saw a plain white page. How exciting. :P