11Richard Feynman's lectures
Bill Gates enjoyed Richard Feynman’s lectures so much that he worked with MIT to make them available in enhanced video format to the public.
12Microsoft employees
Bill Gates used to memorize the license plates of Microsoft employees to keep tabs on them.
13Microsofts Outlook
The generic silhouette in Microsoft Outlook is actually a shadow cutout of Bill Gates' mugshot when he got arrested for a driving offense in 1977.
14Traf-O-Data
Bill Gates' first business was Traf-O-Data, a company that created machines that recorded the number of cars passing a given point on a road.
15Doom promo
In 1995, Bill Gates ran a promo that featured himself in the classic video game Doom.
16Bill Gates' mistake
In 2013, Bill Gates admitted that the Ctrl+Alt+Delete command was a mistake, and should have been a single button.
17Bill Gates foundation
Bill Gates has given away over $28 billion since 2007 resulting in an estimated more than 6 million lives saved.
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18Spam emails
In 2004, Bill Gates was the most spammed person in the world with more than 4 million emails per day. Microsoft had to set up a whole department just to deal with this issue, and only forward a dozen of important emails to his direct inbox.
19Spoof
Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer once did a spoof of Night at the Roxbury.
20Toughest competition
When Bill Gates was asked in `98 that where did he worry his toughest competition will come from, he replied that he was worried about two men in a garage.
