| Handles trash ecologically | 26 |
| Walled-in group of buildings | 28 |
| Fenced-off area | 15 |
| Fenced-in group of buildings | 28 |
| Agree, for a bribe, not to prosecute | 36 |
| Like some interest | 18 |
| Prison breaks | 13 |
| Method of figuring bank interest | 32 |
| Adding interest to a Brit's account? | 40 |
| How Ph.D. aspirants are tested | 30 |
| First-aid device | 16 |
| Medical pad | 11 |
| Pack together tightly | 21 |
| Impeller on a jet engine | 24 |
| Include or contain | 18 |
| Meet half-way | 13 |
| City SE of downtown Los Angeles | 31 |
| Big name in student encyclopedias | 33 |
| Irresistible urge | 17 |
| Alternative to Best Buy or Circuit City | 39 |
| Make sense, informally | 22 |
| Do a math job | 13 |
| Determine, as with a calculator | 31 |
| Make a mathematical calculation | 31 |
| Did some sums | 13 |
| Data processor | 14 |
| UNIVAC, for one | 15 |
| Punch card reader, once | 23 |
| Program error! | 14 |
| Item deemed by a hi-tech company president in 1977 to be unreasonable for home use | 82 |
| Fortune maker for Thomas Watson | 31 |
| Church niche for a hacker? | 26 |
| It transfers PC data between components | 39 |
| Microprocessor | 14 |
| Microprocessors | 15 |
| Mac parts | 9 |
| ALGOL | 5 |
| "Print," for example | 30 |
| E-mail scam? | 12 |
| People who are anti-technology and vocal about it? | 50 |
| User's storage component | 28 |
| Cause of many crashes | 21 |
| The Nerd Herd on "Chuck," ostensibly | 46 |
| Text container, perhaps | 23 |
| It opens with a click | 21 |
| The network technician brought ... | 34 |
| Amusement on a drive? | 21 |
| Some modern addictions | 22 |
| Desktop icon, e.g. | 18 |
| No logo for Luddites | 20 |
| Target for an Apple polisher? | 29 |
| Web concerns ... and based on six familiar names hidden in rows 1, 4, 12 and 15 of this puzzle grid, what the black squares in those rows symbolize | 147 |
| On-line menaces | 15 |
| Cybermenaces | 12 |
| It's smart to back this up | 30 |
| Bill Gates? | 11 |
| Stopping points for a mouse | 27 |
| User's electronic record | 28 |
| Storage of a kind | 17 |
| Office supervisor? | 18 |
| Desktop screen | 14 |
| High-tech office system | 23 |
| Software | 8 |
| Coded instructions for a modern machine | 39 |
| Technical trouble | 17 |
| Cause of a $777,777 phone bill, maybe | 37 |
| Watson, HAL, and Deep Blue | 26 |
| They are analog and digital | 27 |
| ENIAC and its successors | 24 |
| Cyberneticist's study | 25 |
| Modern multiple-language discipline | 35 |
| 20th-century field | 18 |
| Macro, e.g. | 11 |
| Where to buy a flash drive | 26 |
| Macintosh and others | 20 |
| "Hit F5 to refresh the screen," for one | 49 |
| Definition, part 3 | 18 |
| Apple shipping vehicles? | 24 |
| Crash, e.g. | 11 |
| Problematic program | 19 |
| Problematic program for a PC | 28 |
| Modern-day worry | 16 |
| Using a PC | 10 |
| Tovarich | 8 |
| Red address? | 12 |
| Party member's title | 24 |
| Obsolescent term of address | 27 |
| Former address at the Kremlin | 29 |
| Communist Party member | 22 |
| Communist cohort | 16 |
| Cold War–era pal | 20 |
| Cold war term of address | 24 |
| Brezhnev, to Khrushchev | 23 |
| Ike and Monty | 13 |
| Public officials: Abbr. | 23 |
| Dot-___ (Internet startups) | 27 |
| Dot-__: e-businesses | 20 |
| Dot-___ (on-line businesses) | 28 |
| Rom-___ (some films) | 20 |
| Rom-___ (some film fare) | 24 |