The other version of personal computing originated in the Macintosh computer from Apple Computer Company.
Silent and portentous, it's shot in slow motion to the computer-originated music of Harrison Birtwistle's first and only film score.
MOSCOW, May 18 — The computer attacks, apparently originating in Russia, first hit the Web site of Estonia's prime minister on April 27, the day the country was mired in protest and violence.
To allow for such editing, the clinician could re-access any prospective form for a period of 60 minutes after initial upload, provided that the Internet provider address of the computer was the same as the computer from which the form originated.
Less than 1% of recent computer attacks originated in countries that America considers breeding grounds for terrorists; the vast majority came from inside America itself.
For, while it is true that computers do things that we don't intend them to do because we're not smart enough, or because we're not careful enough, or because there are rare hardware errors, or whatever it isn't true that there are any cases in which we should want to say that a computer has originated something.
The site, wikiscanner.virgil.gr, created by a computer science graduate student, cross-references an edited entry on Wikipedia with the owner of the computer network where the change originated, using the Internet protocol address of the editor's network.
Investigators later obtained a subpoena for the IP address of the computer from which the email originated, and found that it led back to Stewart's home.
Most people assume that the fax machine originated in the computer and electronics revolution of the late twentieth century, but it was actually invented in 1843.
A few patterns have been noted: many of the attacks originated on computers located in China and the spymasters seemed to have a fondness for the Indian Defense Ministry, Tibetan human rights advocates, the Dalai Lama and foreign journalists who cover China and Taiwan.
Per an assessment of the relationships between CS, IS, and Biomedical Informatics by Shortliffe and Blois, the label, IS, "is occasionally used in conjunction with computer science, originating in the field of library science and is used to refer, somewhat generally, to the broad range of issues related to the management of both paper-based and electronically stored information"[ 10].
