The phrase 'charge the computer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of connecting a device to an electrical power source (e.g. a laptop or mobile phone charger) in order to replenish the device's battery. For example, "It's getting late, so I need to charge the computer before I go to bed."
For an extra charge the computer will scan a pool of 25,000 clients and send her the names of one or two men whose profiles appear to make them suitable partners.
Apple is recalling USB-C power cables for its new £1,000+ 12in laptop owing to a "design issue" which means they will fail to charge the computer, the company says.
It's the only port on the computer meaning owners cannot charge the computer and an iPhone at the same time.
A federal indictment of Mr. Keys filed in California on Thursday met an online cacophony of protests against the 1984 computer crime law under which he was charged, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
For desktop use, it can be set on a dock that charges the computer, connects to a keyboard and mouse, and contains a DVD drive, ports, and a graphics processor to allow high-performance gaming.
A single port, one that charges the computer along with much more, forces the owner to turn to other devices to use their devices in familiar ways.
Now, in the wake of his death, some of his supporters are calling for changes to the controversial law under which he was charged, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
The partners decided to put Perkins in charge of the computer division.
Colonel Lind also refused to drop a lesser charge under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Prosecutors have great discretion on what to charge under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the law cited in Mr. Swartz's case, and how to value the loss.
Ford obviously wants to underscore the connection between the $5-a-month 5-a-monthr the computer and Henry Ford's doubling of assembly-line wages in 1913 -- to $5 a day.
