From: colin@colino.net   
      
   Hi,   
      
   >Oooh, thanks a million for pointing me to your MS-DOS implementation.   
   >I may be letting my tiny success go to my head, but I'm kind of sort   
   >of considering another project--this time from scratch--to see if it   
   >would be possible to put together an IRC client that works with those   
   >"Simple WiFi Modem" gadgets. Since the modem handles the TCP stuff,   
   >basically presenting a telnet connection to the serial port (Super   
   >Serial Card or equivalent), there might be a little more breathing   
   >room to make a client with a few more features. I dunno; I don't have   
   >any experience programming a Super Serial Card, either.   
      
   Maybe it could interest you, it's not exactly a "simple wifi modem" as   
   it has a protocol, but I'm in the process of making a serial/network   
   proxy for my Apple //c. It allows connecting to arbitrary hosts/ports,   
   does http(s), ftp(s), sftp, (that can be extended to whatever libCURL   
   supports), and provides a few helpers (return a match in the   
   response's body, parse JSON, convert images to HGR and send them.   
      
   I'm using it to make a Mastodon client. You can find it at   
   https://github.com/colinleroy/a2tools/tree/master/src   
      
   (surl-server/ runs on a PC or Raspberry, client lib is in lib/surl*,   
   code using it can be found in stp/, mastodon/, telnet/, and surl/)   
      
   HTH!   
   --   
   Colin   
   https://www.colino.net/   
      
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