Remove Wi-Fi experiment section from Mega ST 2 page

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<h2>Role as Parts Donor</h2> <h2>Role as Parts Donor</h2>
<p>The original power supply was moved to the <a href="/retro/mega-st-high/">Mega ST 4 "High"</a> during its rebuild, and the Mega ST 2 now runs with the network hardware that used to be in the "High" machine. It serves as a safe platform to test upgrades and expansions before they're installed in the production machines, such as reinstalling the 4 MB expansion, trying other bus cards, or testing ROMs.</p> <p>The original power supply was moved to the <a href="/retro/mega-st-high/">Mega ST 4 "High"</a> during its rebuild, and the Mega ST 2 now runs with the network hardware that used to be in the "High" machine. It serves as a safe platform to test upgrades and expansions before they're installed in the production machines, such as reinstalling the 4 MB expansion, trying other bus cards, or testing ROMs.</p>
<h2>Wi-Fi Experiment</h2>
<p>A side project involved connecting to the internet via a serial Wi-Fi adapter running czietz's firmware, communicating through Connect95. A self-built Linux proxy (WebOne) was meant to enable Telnet and HTTP access via the Cab browser. The Wi-Fi connection proved not to be consistently stable, and switching to Hatari on a Raspberry Pi 400 in VDI mode with a more stable network connection is recommended as an alternative.</p>
<h2>Ideas for This Machine</h2> <h2>Ideas for This Machine</h2>
<p>A few possible directions for the Mega ST 2, none of them decided yet:</p> <p>A few possible directions for the Mega ST 2, none of them decided yet:</p>
<ul> <ul>