Bill Gates on the iPod (2003)
(twitter.com)
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Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot.
Review of "Source Code" by Bill Gates
(theguardian.com)
The enduring mystery about William Henry Gates III is this: how did a precocious and sometimes obnoxious kid evolve into a billionaire tech lord and then into an elder statesman and philanthropist? This book gives us only the first part of the story, tracing Gates’s evolution from birth in 1955 to the founding of Microsoft in 1975. For the next part of the story, we will just have to wait for the sequel.
The enduring mystery about William Henry Gates III is this: how did a precocious and sometimes obnoxious kid evolve into a billionaire tech lord and then into an elder statesman and philanthropist? This book gives us only the first part of the story, tracing Gates’s evolution from birth in 1955 to the founding of Microsoft in 1975. For the next part of the story, we will just have to wait for the sequel.
Bill Gates Faces Backlash for Calling India 'a laboratory to try things'
(indiatimes.com)
Bill Gates' comments on India's potential as a 'laboratory to try things' during a podcast have sparked backlash among Indian social media users, who felt the remark was disrespectful.
Bill Gates' comments on India's potential as a 'laboratory to try things' during a podcast have sparked backlash among Indian social media users, who felt the remark was disrespectful.
I've been writing software for the last 25 years. Here some things I learned so
(rpanachi.com)
The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before. – Bill Gates
The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before. – Bill Gates