You don't even need an FPU. Also, because the LC III is only 25 MHz, and since most FPUs were made from the same fab process, most 16 MHz (except, perhaps, the earliest of the 68881s) will run at 25 MHz just fine.
I found mine collapsed in a heap trying to generate SSH keys.
(Both programs were made by Apple.) You could also make it an IRC server.You could also add Timbuktu, so that you could actually use the computer without a monitor.
Which ssh keys are these? When you first generate all keys when first using sshd, it takes a lot longer, so I assume you mean a different kind of ssh keys.
Hm.. What else? Can't really think of anything other than putting old games and stuff on it and trying to find a place for it.Tower? You mean on each wireless tower? They're putting more than one customer behind the same NAT? Oh, my!
That is really stretching the definition of internet service provider. Ask them for an IPv6 address and see what they say.
Yup. They have ~50 towers. They have thousands of customers.
It's better than what I've got: I have to leave my home and drive 25 miles into town when I want to go online.