So I can now say I have the oldest Macintosh to be connected to the Internet.

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That's all I ever hoped for. This proves even the earliest Macs can still be used in practical applications today with the proper software, which is exactly the point of the original 128K – no need to upgrade the hardware, just update the software. Pretty impressive actually.

As for Snow Leopard: not any time soon. My only Intel Macs are notebooks; the Itanium sits under the 128 all the time. No need to do any wonky changes when I feel like Terminaling-up the 128, I just have to turn it on.

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Well, when I hook my MacBook up to my 128K, it's a matter of simply plugging in the USB adapter. Of course I use a preconfigured Sheepshaver emulation so I can use Clarisworks, but evidently it works just fine with Terminal.

The trick is doing what you did under Snow Leopard.