You can use Telnet to get to retro-net (telnet link,) then use their "1 - Internet" link to launch the text-mode web browser Lynx; which works for nearly any non-Flash-dependent website.
Including Apple.com: (although not well,)
and the 68kmla:
But now you have me wondering if I could hack this to be completely internal in a Macintosh Portable......... (Hrm, the APExp needs 5V @ 0.7A and 3.3V @ 1.21A, I suppose I'd have to find out if the Portable can even put that out.) Imagine the gawks you would get browsing the web (no matter how ridiculously badly,) on one of these beasts at a coffee shop! (Of course, you'd need to do the setup of your AirPort before you left from another computer...)
P.S. MacWWW version 1.0.3 will work in System 6.0.8 on a 68000 processor. See here, and here.
Including Apple.com: (although not well,)
and the 68kmla:
But now you have me wondering if I could hack this to be completely internal in a Macintosh Portable......... (Hrm, the APExp needs 5V @ 0.7A and 3.3V @ 1.21A, I suppose I'd have to find out if the Portable can even put that out.) Imagine the gawks you would get browsing the web (no matter how ridiculously badly,) on one of these beasts at a coffee shop! (Of course, you'd need to do the setup of your AirPort before you left from another computer...)
P.S. MacWWW version 1.0.3 will work in System 6.0.8 on a 68000 processor. See here, and here.