Sentence examples for blocked the computer from inspiring English sources

[C10.] Two Apples to Square Off in Court Apple Computer will meet the Beatles Apple Corpss in court this week in London, where a judge will determine whether Apple Computer's iTunes online music service violates a 1991 agreement between the two companies that, the Beatles Applee claims, blocked the computer maker from selling music.

Apple Computer will meet the Beatles Apple Corpss in court this week in London, where a judge will determine whether Apple Computer's iTunes online music service violates a 1991 agreement between the two companies that, the Beatles Applee claims, blocked the computer maker from selling music.

"He blocked the computers, changed passwords and deleted files," said a current embassy employee.

Security experts hired by The Times to detect and block the computer attacks gathered digital evidence that Chinese hackers, using methods that some consultants have associated with the Chinese military in the past, breached The Times's network.

Security experts hired by The Times to detect and block the computer attacks found digital evidence that Chinese hackers, using methods that some consultants have associated with the Chinese military in the past, breached The Times's network.

● Long running calculations block the computer of the scientists and in terms of a failure (e.g. no disk space) the whole calculation may fail.

The US has limited leverage with Russia -- as we already witnessed with Washington's furious reaction to Putin granting ex-NSA analyst Edward Snowden sanctuary in Russia after the Obama Administration oh so cleverly blocked the young libertarian computer whiz from passing through to his hoped for Latin American paradise -- and Europe is deeply intertwined with Russia's energy and financial might.

"To get rid of the hackers the Times blocked the compromised outside computers, removed every back door into its network, changed every employee password and wrapped additional security around its systems," said the article.

To get rid of the hackers, The Times blocked the compromised outside computers, removed every back door into its network, changed every employee password and wrapped additional security around its systems.

In December, a federal court ordered the department to shut down its Internet access and some computer connections after American Indian tribes filed a class-action lawsuit seeking to block the department computer sites on grounds that they were dangerously insecure.

The rogue apps are digitally signed — likely from a fraudulently generated certificate — to prevent getting blocked by the computer.