but apple was the big elephant you know bill gates was the mouse so bill gates being that position he was a scheming you know strategic guy and he managed to work his company up despite the fact that the giants of the personal computer business apple and to some extent in i.b.m. were giants and he had to get his software on to them in order to grow his company . i.b.m. the computer hardware giant soon entered the new personal computer market but computing was a nothing without software so i.b.m. known as big blue turns to bill gates who seizes the opportunity and in one thousand nine hundred eighty signs of a lucrative contract with i.b.m. his new computer operating system would run on all i.b.m. p.c.'s and most dos is the backbone of the p.c. and it makes the computer easier to use. the smartest thing he did maybe the smartest thing he ever did. computer business was that he got i.b.m. to sign a deal that gave him a one time payment but allowed him to license it other people who might clone i b m's peacey. i b.m. did not really think anybody else was in a successfully clone their p.c

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but apple was the big elephant you know bill gates was the mouse so bill gates being that position he was a scheming you know strategic guy and he managed to work his company up despite the fact that the giants of the personal computer business apple and to some extent in i.b.m. were giants and he had to get his software on to them in order to grow his company . i.b.m. the computer hardware giant soon entered the new personal computer market but computing was a nothing without software so i.b.m. known as big blue tones to bill gates who seizes the opportunity and in one thousand nine hundred eighty signs of a lucrative contract with i.b.m. his new computer operating system would run on all i.b.m. p.c.'s and most dos is the backbone of the p.c. and it makes the computer easier to use. the smartest thing he did maybe the smartest thing he ever did in the computer business was that he got i.b.m. to sign a deal that gave him a one time payment but allowed him to license it other people who might clone i b m's peacey. i b.m. did not really think anybody else was in a successfully clone the

gates was the mouse so bill gates being that position he was a scheming you know strategic guy and he managed to work his company up despite the fact that the giants of the personal computer business apple and to some extent in i.b.m. were giants and he had to get his software on to them in order to grow his company . i.b.m. the computer hardware giant soon entered the new personal computer market but computing was a nothing without software so i.b.m. known as big blue turns to bill gates who seizes the opportunity and in one thousand nine hundred eighty signs of a lucrative contract with i.b.m. his new computer operating system would run on all i.b.m. p.c.'s and most dos is the backbone of the p.c. and it makes the computer easier to use. the smartest thing he did maybe the smartest thing he ever did. pewter business was that he got i.b.m. to sign a deal that gave him a one time payment. i don't allow him to license it other people might clone i.b.m. p.c. i.b.m. did not really think anybody else was in a successfully clone their p.c. so they didn't care it's bill gates's must have st

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but apple was the big elephant you know bill gates was the mouse so bill gates being that position he was a scheming you know strategic guy and he managed to work his company up despite the fact that the giants of the personal computer business apple and to some extent in i.b.m. were giants and he had to get his software on to them in order to grow his company . i.b.m. the computer hardware giant soon entered the new personal computer market but computing was a nothing without software so i.b.m. known as big blue turns to bill gates who seizes the opportunity and in one thousand nine hundred eighty signs of a lucrative contract with i.b.m. his new computer operating system would run on all i.b.m. p.c.'s and most dos is the backbone of the p.c. and it makes the computer easier to use. the smartest thing he did maybe the smartest thing he ever did in the computer business was that he got i.b.m. to sign a deal that gave him a one time payment i don't allow him to license it other people who might clone i b m's peacey. i b.m. did not really think anybody else was in a successfully clone t

shery: bill gates with john mickelthwait earlier today at davos. vonnie: coming understand that y could be very well spent. up, oaktree capital chairman howard marks joins bloomberg etf iq, the first show solely focused on etf with industry data and analysis. that is at 12:30 eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and ask how to get a $150 prepaid card when you buy a new lg x charge. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent net

microsoft cofounder bill gates says the trump administration's america first approach could undermine u.s. influence in africa over the long-term. gates spoke with bloomberg news editor-in-chief john micklethwait today at the world economic forum in davos. >> i think he should. that is the area where i have chosen to take the wealth created through microsoft and warren buffett has been so generous in providing. i understand that money can be very well spent.

bill gates, cofounder of microsoft and cochairman of the bill and melinda gates foundation, says president trump's america first agenda could damage the u.s.'s long-term influence in africa. gates spoke with our bloomberg editor john mickelthwait in davos. they talked about his foundation's efforts in africa and their fight against malaria. bill: there is a tendency for several things to happen, unless you stay committed to these things. one is that you get drug resistance. either the insecticide on the bed nets. we have drug resistance to that now. we are working with the private sector to get innovation there. the drugs themselves. we use these combinations. in southeast asia, we have resistance there. just the energy people put into these programs -- one of the great ironies is that as you get malaria cases down, then the government will tend to move on and focus on something else, so you'll see a rebound. the last three years -- because a lot of the bed nets have been wearing out. the last three years, we actually have had the number of cases stay flat. in a few countries, including ni

bill gates, cofounder of microsoft and cochairman of the bill and melinda gates foundation, says president trump's america first agenda could damage the u.s.'s long-term influence in africa. he spoke with john mickelthwait in davos. they talked about his foundation's efforts in africa and their fight against malaria. bill: there is a tendency for several things to happen, unless you stay committed to these things. get drugat you resistance. either the insecticide on the bed that's ==-- nets. we are working with the private sector to get innovation there. the drugs themselves. we use these combinations. in southeast asia, we have resistance there. just the energy people put into these programs -- one of the great ironies is that as you get malaria cases down, then the government will tend to move on and focus on something else, so you'll see a rebound. a lot of the bed nets have been wearing out. , welast three years actually have had the number of cases stay flat. in a few countries, including nigeria, the cases have gone up. , we actually haveyou always have son in terms of the weather. t

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bill gates was speaking with bloomberg's john nickel plate in dallas. scarlet: the third of three judges has voted to uphold the conviction of former president ruda. we see a rally in the brazilian currency now and a rally in brazilian stocks which is ew z, which tracks brazilian stocks, also at session highs. julie: let's get context. bloomberg's ray pollock joins us brazil.hone from lul now happens to presidential bida's -- >> is an uphill battle for him to run for the presidency now. there are some legal battles that he can pursue but a 3-0 conviction makes it much, much harder for him to appeal and go to the supreme court. madeit vote would have that easier. so, as you said, this is the decision investors at the financial market have been waiting for. it came after a marathon session, almost nine hours debating in court and a southern city. and there it is, it now looks when not be running for the presidency of latin america's largest economy. brazilian stocks are higher and the three judges not only upheld the conviction but unanimously agreed to i

a jump in amazon's stock yesterday helped him surpass bill gates. bezo strks bezos is also owner of the "washington post" and blue origin, a private space company. everybody's been ordering on amazon, it's not a surprise. >> i've been watching. it's going up rapidly. interesting who will give away more of their money. >> bill gates is hard to top in that regard. a live look at san jose. more showers on the way. do be careful. have a great day. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> today on our show, another player will embark on a quest for a seven-figure payday. will they rise to the occasion or crack under the pressure? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause

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bill gates had stolen the idea for windows from bill gates responded, that's not true, we both stole it from xerox and that shows you theintellectual depth that altogenerated which continues to affect us today. we're in the personal computer right now which shows all the different kinds of microprocessor based computers for sale mainly in the 19sinchts -- 1980's. the most significant one is the apple i computer designed by engineer steve wozniak along with steve jobs. they being sold 220 of these. assembled,m were some you could build in kit form. signature on the top. hobbyist's was a machine so aimed at gear that likedpeople soldering and connecting things to their tv on their own. jobs said, if we made a computer for normal people, rather than nerds, no offense, i lot morecould sell a of these and the computer that resulted from that was called the apple ii. so apple was created by the two and steveeve wozniak jobs and the machine that really put them on the map was this ii, came out in bites of 48 kill memory, not megabytes or gigabytes, and provided color, was very unusual for t

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bill gates says president trump's america first agenda could damage the u.s.'s long-term influence in africa. he spoke with our bloomberg editor-in-chief in davos. they talked about his foundation's efforts in africa and their fight against malaria. bill: there is a tendency, unless you stay committed, one is you get drug resistance, either the insecticide, and we have drug resistance now. we are working in the private sector to get innovation there. the drugs themselves the we use these combinations in southeast asia. just the energy people put into these programs. one of the great ironies is that, as you get malaria cases down, then the government will tend to move on. you will see a rebound. the last three years, because a lot of it has been wearing out. the last few years we have had the number of cases where they have gone up. the wet season is when mosquitoes proliferate in an exponential way. the community needs to get its act together. the central america thing is a key part of that. john: the chinese are really looking at doing pro bono work as opposed

bill gates says president trump's america first agenda could damage the u.s.'s long-term influence in africa. he spoke with our bloomberg editor-in-chief in davos. they talked about his foundation's efforts in africa and their fight against malaria. bill: there is a tendency, unless you stay committed, one is you get drug resistance, either the insecticide on the bednets, and we have drug resistance now. we are working in the private sector to get innovation there. the drugs themselves the we use these combinations in southeast asia. just the energy people put into these programs. one of the great ironies is that, as you get malaria cases down, then the government will tend to move on. they will focus on something else and so you will see a rebound. the last three years, because a lot of it has been wearing out. the last few years we have had the number of cases where they have gone up. you always have a little bit of some variation because of the weather. the wet season is when mosquitoes proliferate in an exponential way. the community needs to get its act to

bill gates playing tennis in the bay area. good stuff. i want to see him in those shorts. all right, your bay area drive, be careful out there. we have some snow over the local hills but not a problem for the commute. i will take you tout the tri-valley. no problem for the drive. past the crash earlier of the flat tire is being addressed, no lanes are blocked. towards the minimum, you see 16 minutes at the top and slower to richmond and of course, the backup is at the bay bridge. lights are in motion. i like that. >> maybe everybody got washed off. >> good cleansing. >> we'll be clear for the weekend? it will be clear for the week, we'll have off and on showers for today. we'll get some sunshine and here is a look at the radar right now before you head out the door. you can download the nbc bay area app and get the forecast. here is a look at saturday, 50 and 60 degrees. along the coast of the bay is 59 degrees. it will be a nice weekend but a little bit on the cool side but gracefully wa gradually warming up. for the weekend. chilly start on friday and saturday is not bad

haslinda: and bill gates shares his perspective on the role of the u.s. in addressing mobile problems. >> i am in there saying, come on, let us keep up the good work. haslinda: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you are watching "bloomberg best." review of the week income conversation at the world economic forum. haslinda amin. many of them spoke one-on-one with bloomberg television. let's start with you cape prime minister theresa may who sat down with an exclusive conversation with john mickelthwait. >> obviously, the news is brexit. he said he could imagine a deal where financial services could be somehow elongated. only if you went back on things human injustice and things like that. your red lines. will you be prepared to trade at all on that in order to get more access to business, especially finance, the biggest industry we have? >> the city of london is hugely important in the u.k.. it is also important to the global financial center for the european union and around the rest of the world. the future of the city of london, i think london is an attractive

tech giants steve jobs and bill gates have rarely let their own children use smart phones, bill gates however only lets his child get a cell phone at the age of 14. the average age for smart phone is 10 years old. from palo alto rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still had, less than six hours away from president trump's first state of the union address. in a moment, some of the key topics the president will discuss and we will go live to washington with jackie speier. >>> in california another university system considering a tuition hike. more on that story after the break. >>> back to our coverage of the state of the union address. >> joining us from washington dc is representative jackie speier , thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> what are you listening most for tonight? >> well, i am listening for the president to speak of unity. he has spent the first year of his presidency beating down people. beating down the department of justice, the fbi, members of congress. taking stances on african- americans. the speech is normally a speech that unifies the country so i a

microsoft could you founder bill gates talks with maria about say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong a new chevy truck. get a total value of over $9,600 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. maria: artificial intelligence is being used in virtually every industry. it's change our world and arguably for

emily: that was microsoft founder bill gates, in davos. taiwan is trying to make sure its scooters are eco-friendly. we will look at one company's mission to go gas free on two wheels, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: tencent is investing in a french retailer to help to challenge alibaba. tencent and local retailers have signed a term sheet for a stake in a china unit. the investment could revive the struggling french retailer's business in china. the deal would give them 800 plus stores, second only to an alibaba backed company. it would also further expand tencent's we chat mobile payments across the country. a taiwanese electric scooter maker wants to make sure its scooters don't add smog to the air. it plans to launch a trial in japan later this year. our chief correspondent takes a look at how this tech upstart backed by al gore is disrupting a gas entrenched market. reporter: locals call this the scooter waterfall, a daily torrent in taipei of taiwan's nearly 14 million motorized two wheelers, noisy and noxious, albeit necessa

haslinda: and bill gates shares his perspective on the role of the u.s. in addressing mobile -- addressing global problems. bill: i am in there saying, come on, let us keep up the good work. haslinda: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: you are watching "bloomberg best." review of the week in conversation at the world economic forum. i'm haslinda amin. political leaders gathered here in davos this week to deliver economic messages to the world's business elite. and many of them spoke one-on-one with bloomberg television. let's start with u.k. prime minister theresa may, who sat down for an exclusive conversation with john mickelthwait. john: obviously, the news is brexit. we can -- president macron effectively said, yes, he can imagine a deal where financial services could be somehow elongated. only if you went back on things like of course the human justice and things like that. your red lines. would you be prepared to trade at all on that in order to get more access to business, especially finance, which by some measures is the biggest industry we have

haslinda: and bill gates shares his perspective on the role of the u.s. in addressing mobile -- addressing global problems. bill: i am in there saying, come on, let's keep up the good work. haslinda: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: you are watching "bloomberg best." they review of the week in conversation at the world economic forum. i'm haslinda amin. political leaders gathered here in davos this week to deliver economic messages to the world's business elite. and many of them spoke one-on-one with bloomberg television. let's start with u.k. prime minister theresa may, who sat down for an exclusive conversation with john mickelthwait. john: obviously, the news is brexit. we can -- president macron effectively said, yes he can , imagine a deal where financial services could be somehow elongated. only if you went back on things like of course the human justice and things like that. your red lines. would you be prepared to trade at all on that in order to get more access to business, especially finance, which by some measures is the biggest industry we

and becky is going to come back with that interview with bill gates. you're watching "squawk box" live in davos, switzerland i think we should do that meeting tomorrow. well wait. what did you think about her? it's definitely a new idea, but there's no business track record. well, have you seen her work? no. is it good? good? at cognizant, we're helping today's leading banks make better lending decisions with new sources of data- so, multiply that by her followers, speaking engagements, work experience... credit history. that more accurately assess a business' chances of success. this is a good investment. she's a good investment. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpa in the trends, driving specific sectors of out performance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry. a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce. trade and travel surge between emerging markets. everyday our 1,100 investmen

haslinda: and bill gates shares his perspective on the role of the u.s. in addressing mobile problems. >> i am in there saying, come on, let us keep up the good work. haslinda: this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ haslinda: you are watching "bloomberg best." review of the week in conversation at the world economic forum. i'm haslinda amin. political leaders gathered in davos this week, to deliver messages to the business elite. many of them spoke one-on-one with bloomberg television. let's start with u.k. prime minister theresa may who sat down for an exclusive conversation with john mickelthwait. >> obviously, the news is brexit. president

this is what we were talking about, richer than bill gates. what did take on the guardian angle when they look at the impact of inflation etc and who is richer than her? i tell you what i would expect from the guardian and bezos isa expect from the guardian and bezos is a hedge fund manager so i haven't reached his levels yet, but that is the ambition, 0k, 0k, and i thought the ambition, 0k, 0k, and i thought the angle would be you have $25 billion of turnover in europe for your company, amazon, but pay $17 million in tax. that is how to become the richest man in the world. they next albeit you employ 65,000 people. i will tell you what is interesting, the richest man in history is a british immigrant into britain of the nephew of william the conqueror who was the richest man ever allowing for information. and there were you, alan rufus, who would have thought it, and interestingly, you may have thought the english became wealthy from robbing the empire, but it is not! it was this european immigrant who brought their wealth and it has been a w

gates. is going to reinvent stuff fall below made software what it is today will change the. two high tech visionaries breakthroughs inspired the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face at this time on al-jazeera also one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place we're two worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get to on jurists in the rest of central america about the same time but more importantly is where those two cultures north and south america leads us to teach it like it's a very important place for al-jazeera to be. new allegations of abuse against me in my military is a top u.s. diplomat quits a kid visor a panel on the range of prices.

haslinda: and bill gates shares his perspective on the role of the u.s. in addressing mobile -- addressing global problems. bill: i am in there saying, come on, let us keep up the good work. haslinda: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: you are watching "bloomberg best." review of the week in conversation at the world economic forum. i'm haslinda amin. political leaders gathered in davos this week to deliver economic messages to the business elite. many of them spoke one-on-one with bloomberg television. let's start with u.k. prime minister theresa may, who sat down for an exclusive conversation with john mickelthwait. john: obviously, the news is brexit. president macron effectively said he can imagine a deal where financial services could be somehow elongated. only if you went back on things like human injustice and things like that. your red lines. would you be prepared to trade at all on that in order to get more access to business, especially finance, the biggest industry we have? prime minister may: the city of london is hugely important in the u.k

gates and warren buffett people are paying tax on one hundred nineteen thousand dollars and that's i don't i don't understand democrats don't make much of an issue of it either want small they say a few things but i don't know what why isn't you know all the income is taxed you know for other purposes why isn't it taxed for that and as ross perot floated back in ninety two he wanted to voluntarily so i don't need security why my take it but they are p. and they went nuts over him he was attacked yeah that was just for saying he was advocating voluntary means testing where we can't get that done i don't know i said the country is divided and i and i understand half of the half of the country or more is going to be opposed to a lot of what i'm saying in the book and certainly anyone that's doing well should read it but i hope they do i hope they do yeah don thanks so much for joining me to talk about some of the richest thank you frank. having. the same cold air from the same storm eleanor that blew one hundred mile per hour gale force winds across the alpine slopes of italy left a rar

and bill gates, again, said he didn't allow his child to have a smart phone until the age of 14. the average age for a child having a smart phone now, guys, is ten. so it really is up to the parents. but a lot of voices on this and a lot of concern about this facebook messenger for kids app. >> thank you, rob malcolm. i know last year in second grade we had a classmate of our big boy with a smart phone. that is second grade. that is something just under ten years old. >> second grade, i would probably wait until sixth grade or so. >> it is hard to say. i may change my mind. >> you don't know until you get there. i'm not going to do it. >> i'm not going to criticize someone else. >> my kids aren't going to watch tv. >> that is funny. >> let's go to dave clark for more of the headlines we have been working on. >> thank you, sal. the woman who was sexually assaulted by stanford swimmer brock turner says she will no longer help create a plaque near where she was assaulted because the university rejected two quotes she wanted on the plaque, taken from a statement she read when he was

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bill gates responded well that's not true we stole it from xerox. that shows you the depth the alto generated. and which continues to effect us all today in the computers we use. we're in the personal computer gallery. which shows all the different kinds of micro processer based computers that were for sale in the 70s and 80s. we use personal computers today of course. the hay day was the 70s and 80s. the moe most significant here is the apple 1 computer. they sold about 220 of these. many of the them were assembledment some you could build in kit form. that's hi ss signature on the t. the apple one was a hobiest machine. aimed at gear heads. and connecting things up to their tv. on the basis of this steve jobs said if we made a computer for normal people, rather than nerds, no offense. i think we could sell a lot more. and the computer that resulted from that was called the apple two. so apple was created by the two steves. and the ma sheep that really put them on the map was there one. the apple 2. in 1977. had 48 kill bites of memory. not megabyt

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maria: my thanks to bill gates joining us this morning. we will take a break. when we come back, improving america's roads and bridges, transportation secretary elaine chao weighs on the agenda alexa taking sides, what pick of the team to win the super boll coming up next. ♪ ♪ .. .. here again is maria bartiromo with a special edition a mornings with maria live from davos, switzerland. good thursday morning welcome back everybody. i am maria bartiromo. your top stories right now. 7:30 a.m. on the east coast. president trump arrives in davos. he makes good on a promise to make america first. about the reaction from companies on this historic tax overhaul. the response that we've seen in the short time of them bringing back hundreds of millions of dollars. all the banks in manufacturing. people now investing tens of millions of dollars in the u.s. and giving workers raises. this is what this is all about. we are looking at a response. it is raising prices. steep new tariffs on imports. there is a sense a very constructive change in world trade. were actually

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gates down there. you must be watching what's happening with rates and i'm wonder whag your view on that is how high you can they can go what the impact would be not only on the stock market, but in real estate where people like you are trying to make good money. >> i think on a long-term basis, rates are going to behave just fine when i look down here, there's so much opportunity. this area has so much potential. there's a reason why populations growing 2% a year. there's a reason why job growth here in the tampa bay area is 5% a year the economy is growing so strongly it's because this is a great place to be. a great place to live and a 50 basis point move in interest isn't going to affect the outlook for this area. >> a drop in carp rat rates is fwraet in a state where you have no income tax. >> yeah. you know, again, great place to live great quality of life. it's incredible. i move frd the northeast i know how terrific it is here you're right no state income tax. no so bad, especially with what's

bill gates responded well that's not true we stole it from xerox. that shows you the depth the alto generated. and which continues to effect us all today in the computers we use. we're in the personal computer gallery. which shows all the different kinds of micro processer based computers that were for sale in the 70s and 80s. we use personal computers today of course. the hay day was the 70s and 80s. the moe most significant here is the apple 1 computer. they sold about 220 of these. many of the them were assembledment some you could build in kit form. that's hi ss signature on the t. the apple one was a hobiest machine. aimed at gear heads. and connecting things up to their tv. on the basis of this steve jobs said if we made a computer for normal people, rather than nerds, no offense. i think we could sell a lot more. and the computer that resulted from that was called the apple test not megabytes or gigabytes. and provided color. which was unusual for the time. on the basis of the apple two, apple actually kept itself afloat for many years the fi

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will be technologically created in your mind by serving a one thousand year prison term so ya they bill gates the world or jeff bezos or the google twins or the winklevoss guys also actually be sitting there i think gates of hell except for the three headed dog of war and they'll say give us a billion dollars of crypto coins are going to send you to a sousing years of hell and back to medieval times unfortunately they like men is now over. young children who've worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances but there's a new thing this. is all new. eat one of them without the end of. anything from the things years. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never enforced and that means the school boy minus the continued risking thei