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Pedantically, it's not untouched; it has been modified as recently as 2007, according to <http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/movie

by joeyh 16y ago

Pedantically, it's not untouched; it has been modified as recently as 2007, according to <http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/movie/jam.htm&#62 http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www2.warnerbros.com/spac...; The sorta changes made are interesting in their own ways. Things like the removal of a html comment "Temporary Placeholder. Netgravity is functioning correctly if you can see this." Netgravity was a circa 1996 advert server. Overall impression is that it's been bit rotting in a CMS in interesting ways since 1996.

sesqu 16y ago
HTTP Last-Modified: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:10:18 GMT
mprovost 16y ago
I ran this website (and all the other Warner Bros sites) back in 2001 on Netscape Enterprise Server, after it had been sold to Sun and was effectively a dead product. We admins always wanted to move to Apache but there was a Netgravity module for serving ads and we only had a version that worked with NES (NSAPI). It looks like they finally got rid of that and moved everything to Apache, about a decade too late.
- kijiki 16y ago
  Any insight into this long dead link? Did you know a S. Herrod? It was a scan of a diary found IIRC, on Market Street in SF. A sad tale of drug abuse and street life from the perspective of a young woman: http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html Archive.org has a partial copy: http://web.archive.org/web/20010124050200/http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html http://web.archive.org/web/20010124050200/http://www.thematr...
  - mprovost 16y ago
    No idea. It looks like maybe it belonged to a Bruce Sherrod? At the time the movie came out the official website was whatisthematrix.com, presumably because all the more obvious options were taken, so this was probably some other site whose domain was eventually yanked by WB's lawyers. Interesting find though.

by joeyh 16y ago

sesqu 16y ago

HTTP Last-Modified: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:10:18 GMT

mprovost 16y ago

I ran this website (and all the other Warner Bros sites) back in 2001 on Netscape Enterprise Server, after it had been sold to Sun and was effectively a dead product. We admins always wanted to move to Apache but there was a Netgravity module for serving ads and we only had a version that worked with NES (NSAPI). It looks like they finally got rid of that and moved everything to Apache, about a decade too late.

kijiki 16y ago
Any insight into this long dead link? Did you know a S. Herrod? It was a scan of a diary found IIRC, on Market Street in SF. A sad tale of drug abuse and street life from the perspective of a young woman: http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html Archive.org has a partial copy: http://web.archive.org/web/20010124050200/http://www.thematrix.com/~sherrod/diary.html http://web.archive.org/web/20010124050200/http://www.thematr...
- mprovost 16y ago
  No idea. It looks like maybe it belonged to a Bruce Sherrod? At the time the movie came out the official website was whatisthematrix.com, presumably because all the more obvious options were taken, so this was probably some other site whose domain was eventually yanked by WB's lawyers. Interesting find though.