I just found an Apple IIe at a recycling center. It appears to

install gentoo

Sell it to some hipster

There are several people right now offering to sell them as "vintage" or "collectors items" for over $500. One guy is offering to sell one for $2,495.

Take good care of it. It will be a museum piece some day.

>>59025641
There are collections of Apple ][ software diskette images on the web. You would need either a working Apple ][ or a Mac to move stuff to floppies.
You can buy system floppies online. Get ProDOS 1.4 or better.

>>59025641
retrobrite it and sell it to a faggot on eBay.

>>59025641
press the reset key (or escape? it's been forever since I've done anything with my II+) to bring up the BASIC interpreter, write some shitty little BASIC programs while you grab a floppy drive or a flash card or something

>>59025752
seriously doubt they're actually selling at that price, at least frequently, IIes were dime-a-dozen fleet boxes

~$100 for a good clean working one is probably a better rate

10 PRINT "BUTTS"
20 GOTO 10
RUN

There are only two correct answers.

Answer #1: >>59025879

Answer #2: find an Ethernet card and code a web server in BASIC.

>>59025641
play oregano trail

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124KB, 450x331px

>>59025641
control + closed-apple + reset to run the self test. should end with "KERNEL OK" if things go fine.

Since it says "APPLE ][" instead of "Apple //e" you appear to have the "unenhanced" version. Not a huge deal, desu, you just won't be able to run some software later in its history.

As is, you got a BASIC programming machine. You can get some floppy drives, but will then have to figure out how to get disk images to floppy. Or you could look into SD card adapters people have developed.


>>59027395
<code>
10 PRINT "BUTTS ^G";
20 GOTO 10
</code>

There, I made your program 9000x better.

>>59025641
http://asciiexpress.net/gameserver/

Plug your phone/laptop into the cassette in jack with an aux cord and play some vidya

>>59028055
Muh nigga