> "access"... If you wanted, an old vt100/vt220 or whatever other hardware serial terminal you like can be connected to a linux or other system and access a she

> "access"... If you wanted, an old vt100/vt220 or whatever other hardware serial terminal you like can be connected to a linux or other system and access a shell account with text browsers etc. In that scenario the terminal is "accessing the internet". (Did this with a Televideo 970 in 2007 iirc for the ebay listing where we sold it) By this standard, I'm accessing the Internet using a flat-panel display. If something isn't running its own TCP/IP stack, it isn't accessing the Internet. > There might be a c64 IP stack but at that point its getting technicality again; how much access and function counts? Being able to talk at least IP and TCP without external help.