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Onklifiziert 3. AzDude 5. Vertigo 6. Greg Morris 9. It can be easily configured and installed by all types of users, regardless of their experience level. A lightweight gadget that helps users animate their desktop activity by applying the HAL fictional character that speaks at a specified time.
HAL was reviewed by Ana Marculescu. Clarke initially received mixed reviews--but the movie and its sentient computer now have a permanent place in American culture. Hal, in particular, has a special place in the subconscious of many people who, like me, watched the movie at an impressionable age.
Load up Hal and you get wallpaper that recalls the fictional computer's interface plus appropriate icons, cursors, and sounds. I particularly like the sound effects, which include clips from the movie empty the Recycle Bin, for example, and Hal says "I feel much better now, I really do". Am I the only person who never even sees his desktop? I always have something open to obscure it; normally, that thing is Chrome. I've always been impressed by what people do with their desktops, but when I set anything up, it ends up being pointless, because I never see it.
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