Article: Visit Xbox.com and log in with your Xbox Live account. Click the "My Account" link located under your gamertag in the upper-right corner. Select "Payments & billing". Click the "Add credit cards" button. Enter your credit card information. Sign in with the Xbox Live account that you want to associate with the card. Press the Xbox Guide button to open the Dashboard. Open the "settings" tab. Select "Account". Select "Manage Payment Options". Select "Add Credit Card" and enter your credit card information. Sign in with the Xbox Live account that you want to associate with the card. Open the Settings menu. Select "Payment & billing". Click "Add credit card". Enter your credit card information on the multiple screens that follow.
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Add a credit card on the Xbox Live website. Add a credit card on your Xbox 360. Add a credit card on your Xbox One.
Article: Stick with games that don't have very many rules. Toddlers won't be able to follow along with complicated games, and they can get frustrated quickly. If you're babysitting a 1-year-old toddler, play games like peek-a-boo or hide-and-seek with their favorite stuffed animal. If the toddler is closer to 2 years old, try making patterns using blocks or rolling a ball back and forth across the floor. If you're babysitting an older toddler, try games like Simon Says and Hot and Cold. Go in their room or wherever their toys are kept and ask them to choose something to play with. If you're babysitting a younger toddler, you may need to choose a toy for them. Once they've got a toy, get on the floor and play with the toy with them. It will be easier to get them to sleep if you hang around and read them a quick story. Find a children's book they have and hold it so they can see the pictures. Point out the different characters in the pictures as you're reading along. Eventually, the toddler you're babysitting should drift to sleep. Find out from their parents if they have any special naptime rituals you should follow. No matter what activity you're doing, you should constantly monitor the toddler you're babysitting. Toddlers can easily get into something they're not supposed to or accidentally bump into something and hurt themselves. If you're grabbing something from another room or setting up an activity, make sure they're in your line of sight.
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Play easy baby games if they seem calm. Have them pick out a toy to play with if they're energetic. Read to them when it's naptime. Supervise them at all times.
Article: Once you have nailed the basics, venture into advanced territory. Knowing how to code separates the computer geniuses from casual users. Research what different programming languages do and select one to study. Get a book on the language. Starting with a beginner's book will build a great foundation for your advanced study Look into classes that provide hands-on coding experience. You will have to pay for some of the more prestigious courses available through coding academies, but you'll find the occasional free class through Coursera and Khan Academy. Getting one computer on the Internet is simple, but what about configuring an entire network of computers? Challenge yourself to learn different ways to connect computers to the Internet, share files across systems, and set up firewalls. Knowing how to set things up is a great start, but protecting your handiwork from security threats is a whole new world. Research things like Denial of Service attacks, code vulnerabilities, database hacks, and worm viruses to prepare yourself for what's possible. Having a community of computer geniuses (or those who are still in the aspirational stage) will allow you to ask and answer questions, as well as learn about new technology that might interest you. Research local meetup groups in your area. Discover chatrooms and forums full of computer users that are accessible 24/7. Becoming a computer genius will not happen overnight. It takes hard work, dedication, sharp problem-solving skills, and a genuine passion for information. Technology is always evolving, so you will need to stay current. The information you know now may be obsolete next year. Read computer magazines, follow popular computing blogs, and stay familiar with the latest in software technology. Upgrade to the newest operating systems when they are released. Join beta-testing groups for various operating systems and apps so you can be among the first to get hands-on experience.
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Study programming languages such as Java, SQL, Ruby on Rails, or PHP. Set up a network. Learn about (and protect yourself from) threats to your computers, code, and networks. Network with other computer enthusiasts. Commit to a lifetime of learning.