Sentence examples for taking your computer from inspiring English sources

If you have the skill and the guts, taking your computer for a joy ride on the wild side is a kick.

Even when it effectively entails taking your computer hostage, financial gain remains a comprehensible motive.

It'll have HDMI output and be used with your TV, taking your computer out of the equation.

It's more cumbersome than I'd hoped since you have to log in through the router's administrative interface first (there's a CAPTCHA image, which slows down logging in considerably) but if you're dead set on taking your computer out of the torrent-downloading equation, this is a pretty good alternative.

Although it seems like an extreme step, it is actually usually faster to reinstall than to continue trying to troubleshoot a stubborn infection, and much cheaper than taking your computer to a professional.

Now you can take your computer monitor with you.

Until you can put a proper laptop in your pocket, U3 will be the smallest, lightest way to take your computer with you.

These programs, like Hog Bay Software's WriteRoom for the Mac ($24.95) or the free Dark Room for Windows, essentially take your computer back two decades in time.

To combat the vampires, take your computer and peripherals and plug them into a device like the Smart Strip power strip, made by Bits Limited, that senses which devices have been turned off and then cuts power to them.

But how long is it going to take your computer to brute-force the password?

Ever wish you could just take your computer's entire Home directory with you on a portable drive, and then sit down at any computer, plug in your drive and access everything?