Just what exactly does it take to 'telnet' to a site...
CORD
Russ Blakeman wrote:
> John Higginbotham wrote:
>
> > Hey, does anyone have a list of classic systems that people have connected
> > to the internet? I know I've heard you guys several times talking about
> > doing it. Well?
>
> Frank Larosa of Searchlight has a TRS-80 model 3 or 4 tied to the net as a
> Telnet server (by way of his 486 or Pentium) at
> http://www.searchlight.com/frank/milo.htm
>
> Just click on the photo or use the telnet address listed on his page.
>
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