if you are connected via IPv6 this turtle will dance

 

This server serves servantly nice web pages / email / mailing lists / DNS without overly charging your credit card. Tit-for-Tat principle . Support / donations help lo-res.org to pay for electricity. Dont complain if something does not work as expected. This is not a company and should not be one.

hosting/helping:

artasylum.lo-res.org
brainbay.lo-res.org
biterror.lo-res.org
csi.lo-res.org
cmses.lo-res.org
fsl.lo-res.org 
joenoname.com
juliart.lo-res.org 
guatemala.at
lists.lo-res.org lo-res.org
memecraft.org
news.lo-res.org
paranoia.at 
http://pilot.lo-res.org (previously pilot.fm)
https://pobox.lo-res.org
www.roboexotica.org
rocket.lo-res.org 
swoosh.lo-res.org 
trac.lo-res.org
www.amazon-noir.com
www.amazzotti.com
www.anuscan.com
www.bernhards.net
www.brainhard.com
www.foriginal.com
www.gwei.org
www.hansbernhard.com
www.ipnic.org
www.lizvlx.com
www.ubermorgen.com
www.ubermorgen.net
www.ubermorgen.org
www.vote-auction.net
cocktailrobots.com
nerdsonair.lo-res.org 


previously helping: 

thenextlayer.org
measurementlab.net
piringer.net
www.iftaf.org
www.gemueseorchester.org
cngw.org
sezuan.com 
www.annapetukhova.com


out of date: 

Schöpfwerkfarmer
cdorder.lo-res.org
omikron.org
noizelabs.lo-res.org 
resistance.lo-res.org
tonki.lo-res.org 
www.iddev.org
www.bmdi.de
zebra.lo-res.org
550rondy.com 
www.littlemisanthrope.com
mamalala.net
www.powerlesspointless.com

Thanks:
k-lab
Contact: webmaster@lo-res.org
Historical note: 1999 the page looked like this: 
    during the last weeks of april 1998 lo-res.org was started on the initiative of x and rost.
    the following days were characterized by bashing together working machines out of leftover computer parts.
    some time in may 1998 lo-res.org went online providing all services for itself.
    since then we have survived the loss of a complete system due to more than one HD crash because of overheating;
    a power supply because of the rather creative approach of our Kunstwerk neighbours to electricity and the loss of a mainboard to unknown forces.
    yet we have managed to keep our downtime to a minimum for no other reason than the fun of it all.
    since then we have managed to even serve some content here and to - slowly - expand our system.
    If we can survive the Y2K bug count on us to be there in the future.
Hihih... the Y2K bug! I am not so sure if so much changed ... HDs still crashed but well, what the heck we are ok... :)