HAL - Revision history

Q-Cumber: removing blame list

2010-03-23T19:45:06Z

removing blame list

AeinSilverwolf: changed tense

2010-01-30T14:18:20Z

changed tense

AeinSilverwolf: I rearranged the article to fit the article standards a little more. I think.

2010-01-30T14:18:04Z

I rearranged the article to fit the article standards a little more. I think.

Darth Wombat at 22:48, 26 January 2010

2010-01-26T22:48:13Z

Darth Wombat at 22:46, 26 January 2010

2010-01-26T22:46:55Z

Rubberchickenben: link, spelling

2008-10-20T02:36:37Z

link, spelling

Anthony: removed alumni displeasure tag

2008-10-19T21:31:42Z

removed alumni displeasure tag

Anthony: /* History */ update

2008-10-19T21:31:02Z

‎History: update

AeinSilverwolf: Linked longhouse to Habitat. Would like to have used a #Rooms thing, but, alas, this is not HTML linking.

2008-09-30T01:27:34Z

Linked longhouse to Habitat. Would like to have used a #Rooms thing, but, alas, this is not HTML linking.

AeinSilverwolf: various spelling and grammar fixes.

2008-09-30T01:25:39Z

various spelling and grammar fixes.

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	'''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. One computer was placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other was placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function was to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators used HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL could also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL was used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks. In [[2006-07]], HAL was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].		'''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. One computer was placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other was placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function was to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators used HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL could also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL was used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks. In [[2006-07]], HAL was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].

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-'''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. One computer is placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other was placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function was to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators used HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL could also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL was used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks. In [[2006-07]], HAL was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].
+'''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. One computer was placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other was placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function was to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators used HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL could also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL was used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks. In [[2006-07]], HAL was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].
 ==Usage==

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-In [[2006-07]], '''Hal''' was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].
+'''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. One computer is placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other was placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function was to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators used HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL could also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL was used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks. In [[2006-07]], HAL was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].
-==Purpose==
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-'''HAL''' is one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. HAL is a computer system consisting of two computers. One computer is placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other is placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function is to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators use HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL can also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL is used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks.
 ==Usage==

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 In [[2006-07]], '''Hal''' was replaced by [[AUXCOM]].
 ==Purpose==

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 ==Purpose==
-'''HAL''' is one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. HAL is a computer system consisting of two computers. One computer is placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other is placed in the [[Simulator]] area. It's function is to communicate between the astronauts and the simulators. Usualy the simulators use HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL can also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionaly HAL is used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks.
+'''HAL''' is one of the simulator's greatest assets during a mission. HAL is a computer system consisting of two computers. One computer is placed in the [[Habitat]] and the other is placed in the [[Simulator]] area. Its function is to communicate between the [[astronauts]] and the simulators. Usually the simulators use HAL to inform the astronauts of the nature of the disaster and explain to them what the cause of various problems. HAL can also warn the astronauts of impending disasters. Occasionally HAL is used to transmit other information to the astronauts such as homework and reminders for various tasks.
 ==Usage==
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 ==History==
-HAL was named after the sentient computer entity, also known as "hal" from the movie ''2001: A Space Odyssey''. Since HAL was introduced before the presence of [[simulators]] was widely known, the only explanation offered by the administration as to how HAL worked was that it was an sentient computer program; hence it was named HAL.
+HAL was named after the sentient computer entity, also known as "HAL 9000" from the movie ''2001: A Space Odyssey''. Since HAL was introduced before the presence of [[simulators]] was widely known, the only explanation offered by the administration as to how HAL worked was that it was an sentient computer program; hence it was named HAL.
-HAL was due to be expanded to include a readout in both [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat|Longhouse]]. However, this project was abandoned after the computer on which the program operated was scrapped. It has since been replaced by a new AUXCOM to MC for communication purpolses, and the Engineering Software, as well as an improved EECOM warning system for desaster simulation.
+HAL was due to be expanded to include a readout in both [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat|Longhouse]]. However, this project was abandoned after the computer on which the program operated was scrapped. It has since been replaced by a new [[AUXCOM]] to MC for communication purposes, and the Engineering Software, as well as an improved [[EECOM]] warning system for disaster simulation.
 ==See Also==
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 * [[HAL's Spelling]]
 * [[AUXCOM]]

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 HAL was named after the sentient computer entity, also known as "hal" from the movie ''2001: A Space Odyssey''. Since HAL was introduced before the presence of [[simulators]] was widely known, the only explanation offered by the administration as to how HAL worked was that it was an sentient computer program; hence it was named HAL.
-HAL is due to be expanded to include a readout in both [[Mission Control]] and the [[Longhouse]].
+HAL is due to be expanded to include a readout in both [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat|Longhouse]].
 ==See Also==