Black stops short of thanking the baristas in the local coffee house or the manufacturers of the computer she uses, but it wouldn't have been a surprise to see them mentioned.
She consented to the search of the house and agreed to the removal of the computer, which she also owns.
Controversially, the lab grew out of MIT's School of Architecture rather than out of its School of Electrical Engineering, which housed the computer science department.
These e-communes were first occupied by students from the University of California at Santa Cruz, where they were called "geek houses," the computer nerd's version of a fraternity house.
As it stands, of course, the computer housed within that sleek black shell will obliterate any task thrown at it by all but the most extreme and demanding of professionals.
We discovered two remote access services that ran on the back-of-house computer: one for the vendor for the POS systems to perform remote technical support and the other for the accountant to check the books and retrieve receipts.
"But now, at long last, the computer has entered the house of the Muse and -- like the man who came to dinner -- the guest is here to stay.
(2) The University of Washington houses one of the top 10 computer science programs in the country, with a steady flow of graduates who want to remain in the region.
As the criminal inquiry proceeded, investigators studying a computer taken from the house of the Connecticut gunman, Adam Lanza, said it was so badly damaged that they were not optimistic that they would be able to get any information from it, a law enforcement official said Monday.
We saw additional entries in the remote access logs, where the attacking IP address revisited and transferred data from the back-of-house computer.
At the end of the day, the computer centre and the house of fiction are separate worlds.
