GATES BILL. HOW TO DISPOSE OF THE LIFE

In 1968 at school the computer class has been opened, and Bill with the friend Paul Allen have taken a great interest in computer facilities. They read the special literature and spent all time behind the terminal to the detriment of other employment. Some times it was possible to young programmers to crack system and to get access to the classified information. Eventually the computer centre in Seattle has estimated talents of juvenile hackers and has employed them for check of the programs on miscalculations and errors, as compensation having given to schoolboys an easy approach to the equipment.

Having left school, Bill long fluctuated in the further choice. On the one hand, it seemed to it seductive immediately to organise any business concern, on the other hand, it theoretical problems of mathematics and economy interested. And still it would like to become the lawyer. Having thought, he has chosen Harward and has decided to be engaged in right studying.

But, it having appeared at university, Gates spent long hours behind game in poker, or read biographies of great people, or sat in the room, having been depressed. He still could not solve how to dispose of the further life. Paul Allen often visited Bill: in the evenings and in the days off they plunged into heated arguments about prospects of opening of own firm.

The Floor was the far-sighted person. When company Intel in 1974 has let out the microprocessor 8080, he has understood that revolution which cannot be passed approaches. But friends still did not know what to do particularly. Fortunately, their confusion was short as once the magazine with the description of the complete set for computer Altair assemblage has casually caught sight to the Floor. It has rushed off to the friend to inform it this tremendous news. Later, in December, 1990, Bill told to journalists: ' We not so were amazed with a set, as that there was a reality an unprecedented thing - the personal computer '.