Sentence examples for far more computer from inspiring English sources

I recently attended a Coding Dojo during the Festival season in Brighton where I sat like a lemon watching people far more computer literate than I programming a text adventure.

Also, the idyll that we produce far more computer science graduates, say, than jobs is a bit of a myth.

The iPhone is far more computer than phone, and besides its design, that is why it's so popular.

For Lee, an unexpected spin-off has been his becoming far more computer literate as a result of studying using the Internet.

But Akamai harnesses far more computer power and a secret weapon: proprietary algorithms that let its servers map the Net for the least-busy routes, like a helicopter surveying traffic.

Since joining ActivCard, a smart-card security firm in Fremont, Calif., he has spent half his time working in an isolated cubicle at Sun Microsystems, surrounded by far more computer equipment than people.

Neighbouring Uganda produces far more computer-science graduates.

While Google captures two-thirds of online searches, Microsoft, whose Bing service has only 14 percent of searches, has its browsers on far more computers.

Since the days of Dorland and Kotschenreuther, there have been far more encouraging computer models; one predicts that ITER could theoretically reach ignition.

Critics fear that the poorest countries need food, malaria protection and clean water far more than computers.

In fact, as every parent knows, the average ten-year-old understands far more about computers (and indeed the Internet) than the typical rocket-scientist.