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Spacesim has many computers, and to distinguish them when networking they are given names taken from mythology, science-fiction, history, and other disciplines. The current tradition when naming computers is to let the person who contributed the box decide the name. Thus, there is a wide variety in the origins of computer names. | Spacesim has many computers, and to distinguish them when networking they are given names taken from mythology, science-fiction, history, and other disciplines. The current tradition when naming computers is to let the person who contributed the box decide the name. Thus, there is a wide variety in the origins of computer names. | ||
+ | ==Work Laptops== | ||
+ | {| border="0" cellpadding="35" | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''DS''' | ||
+ | !Ubuntu | ||
+ | !Named in reference to its broken screen hinge, reminiscent of early Nintendo DS consoles. | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Mizar''' | ||
+ | !Ubuntu | ||
+ | !Named after Alcor's, the computer's previous name before its hard drive was reformatted, naked-eye double. Owned by [[Jamie Tait-Glossop]] | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Porygon''' | ||
+ | !Windows XP Professional | ||
+ | !Named after the Pokemon. Owned by [[Jamie Tait-Glossop]] | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |} | ||
==[[Simulator]] Loft Computers== | ==[[Simulator]] Loft Computers== | ||
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!Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mir the Italian astronomer] | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mir the Italian astronomer] | ||
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− | !''' | + | !'''Bill Nye''' |
+ | !Running Windows XP performance edition | ||
+ | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Nye Bill Nye] | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Design 40''' | ||
!Runs current server software as well as tunneling through the VPN to connect 440 Albert to the Spacesim Office. Ezio's Twin. | !Runs current server software as well as tunneling through the VPN to connect 440 Albert to the Spacesim Office. Ezio's Twin. | ||
− | !Named after [ | + | |- |
− | [ | + | !'''Apu''' |
− | |- | + | !A more modern computer which will be used for video decoding and CV. Uses the uncommon 64 bit version of Windows XP. Has 8GB of RAM and an AMD APU processor. |
− | !''' | + | !Named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apu_Nahasapeemapetilon Apu] from The Simpsons. The name is a pun on it's use of an AMD APU processor. |
− | !Simulator | + | |- |
+ | !'''Susanoo''' | ||
+ | !Runs Simulator Flight, and will likely be used to run Simulator BIOCOM once it is reintroduced. | ||
+ | !Named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susanoo-no-Mikoto Susanoo-no-Mikoto] from Japanese mythology. Presumably also draws inspiration from the Naruto character. | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Arrigo''' | ||
+ | !Runs Simulator CAPCOM, and is used for writing logs. | ||
+ | !Named after Lisgar band teacher Richard Arrigo, the favourite teacher of many OCESS members, and the former owner of the computer before it was retired. | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Origin 4000''' | ||
+ | !A rackmount server which will eventually replace Design 40. Currently being repaired and set up. | ||
+ | !Named after the SGI Origin series of servers, and the Design 40 before it. Not actually an SGI. | ||
|- | |- | ||
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![[Habitat]] [[ORBIT]] | ![[Habitat]] [[ORBIT]] | ||
!Came with its current name along with a good deal of handy [[OCDSB]] software. | !Came with its current name along with a good deal of handy [[OCDSB]] software. | ||
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!'''Nutrino''' | !'''Nutrino''' | ||
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!'''Chandrasekhar''' | !'''Chandrasekhar''' | ||
− | !MC [[ | + | !MC [[EECOM]] |
!Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subrahmanyan_Chandrasekhar the Indian astrophysicist] | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subrahmanyan_Chandrasekhar the Indian astrophysicist] | ||
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!'''Shane''' | !'''Shane''' | ||
− | !MC [[Orbit]] & [[ | + | !MC [[Orbit]] & [[CAPCOM]] mirror |
!Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shane_McCutcheon the fictional character from ''The L Word''] | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shane_McCutcheon the fictional character from ''The L Word''] | ||
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!Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spock the fictional character] | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spock the fictional character] | ||
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+ | !'''Monitot''' | ||
+ | !Second Screen | ||
+ | !Name derived from a typo by [[Spencer Whitehead]] | ||
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!'''Bonk''' | !'''Bonk''' | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Comet''' | ||
+ | !Simulator software | ||
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!'''Domtom''' | !'''Domtom''' | ||
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!'''Integral''' | !'''Integral''' | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Kane''' | ||
+ | !Retired server computer | ||
+ | !Named after [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kane_(Command_%26_Conquer) Kane] the main antagonist of the popular RTS series. Ezio's twin | ||
|- | |- | ||
!'''Nebula ''' | !'''Nebula ''' | ||
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!'''White Rabbit''' | !'''White Rabbit''' | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Standby Computers== | ||
+ | {| border="0" cellpadding="35" | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !'''Kerman''' | ||
+ | !Running Windows XP performance edition | ||
+ | !Named after a common last name for the kerbals in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerbal_Space_Program Kerbal Space Program] | ||
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|} | |} |
Latest revision as of 14:32, 4 June 2020
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Spacesim has many computers, and to distinguish them when networking they are given names taken from mythology, science-fiction, history, and other disciplines. The current tradition when naming computers is to let the person who contributed the box decide the name. Thus, there is a wide variety in the origins of computer names.
Contents
Work Laptops
DS | Ubuntu | Named in reference to its broken screen hinge, reminiscent of early Nintendo DS consoles. |
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Mizar | Ubuntu | Named after Alcor's, the computer's previous name before its hard drive was reformatted, naked-eye double. Owned by Jamie Tait-Glossop |
Porygon | Windows XP Professional | Named after the Pokemon. Owned by Jamie Tait-Glossop |
Simulator Loft Computers
Cassini | Simulator software | Named after the Italian astronomer |
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Bill Nye | Running Windows XP performance edition | Named after Bill Nye |
Design 40 | Runs current server software as well as tunneling through the VPN to connect 440 Albert to the Spacesim Office. Ezio's Twin. | |
Apu | A more modern computer which will be used for video decoding and CV. Uses the uncommon 64 bit version of Windows XP. Has 8GB of RAM and an AMD APU processor. | Named after Apu from The Simpsons. The name is a pun on it's use of an AMD APU processor. |
Susanoo | Runs Simulator Flight, and will likely be used to run Simulator BIOCOM once it is reintroduced. | Named after Susanoo-no-Mikoto from Japanese mythology. Presumably also draws inspiration from the Naruto character. |
Arrigo | Runs Simulator CAPCOM, and is used for writing logs. | Named after Lisgar band teacher Richard Arrigo, the favourite teacher of many OCESS members, and the former owner of the computer before it was retired. |
Origin 4000 | A rackmount server which will eventually replace Design 40. Currently being repaired and set up. | Named after the SGI Origin series of servers, and the Design 40 before it. Not actually an SGI. |
Astronaut Computers
B62-Teacher | Habitat ORBIT | Came with its current name along with a good deal of handy OCDSB software. |
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Nutrino | Habitat Engineering | Named after the particle |
Pulsar | Habitat EECOM | Named after the astronomical object |
Mission Control Computers
C3-PO | MC Engineering | Named after the fictional robot |
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Chandrasekhar | MC EECOM | Named after the Indian astrophysicist |
Grissom | MC permanently broken | Named after the American astronaut |
Mir | MC Map & Logs | Named after the Russian space station |
Shane | MC Orbit & CAPCOM mirror | Named after the fictional character from The L Word |
Office Computers
Ezio | VPN Server Tunneling to connect office to 440 Albert. Kane's twin. | Named after Ezio_Auditore_da_Firenze a fictional character from Assassins Creed. |
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Cernan | Various Duties | Named after the American astronaut |
Dee | ORBIT | Named after the Canadian pilot |
HAL 9000 | Simulator software | Named after the fictional AI |
Iapetus | Engineering | Named after the moon of Saturn |
Kepler | MC software | Named after the German astrologer |
Spock | EECOM | Named after the fictional character |
Monitot | Second Screen | Name derived from a typo by Spencer Whitehead |
Former Computers
A.C. Clarke | Engineering simulator software | Named after the British science fiction writer |
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Armstrong | Former Habitat Logs | Named after the American astronaut |
Asimov | Former Habitat | Named after the Russian-American scientist and writer |
Asymptote | ||
Bonk | ||
Comet | Simulator software | |
Domtom | ||
First Aid | ||
Flakee | ||
FU | Retired Computer for general usage | The origin of FU's name are currently unknown. The computer was named and installed in ages long past. |
Integral | ||
Kane | Retired server computer | Named after Kane the main antagonist of the popular RTS series. Ezio's twin |
Nebula | Simulator software | Named after the astronomical object |
OCESS | Variable software in Mission Control | Name of the club itself |
Orion | Simulator software | Named after the constellation |
Smartee | ||
Snarky | ||
Sputnik | Former Habitat | Named after the Russian spacecrafts |
Stonehenge/Cygnus | Dedicated server that ran the Corel camera system | Named after the British landmark |
Temeraire | Simulator software | Named after the fictional dragon |
The Server | ||
White Rabbit |
Standby Computers
Kerman | Running Windows XP performance edition | Named after a common last name for the kerbals in Kerbal Space Program |
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