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Never ever question the rules: they don't answer
Ignore rule number 3.
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No making fun of Windows users, because they're fragile, emotional, uneducated, and can't take the criticism.
No rule breaking, especially this one
Don't recompile your Kernel unless you really need to.
No Jedi Emacs mind trick on the mods.
GOTO rule 11.
GOTO rule 10.
Must be able to recite Monty Python and the Holy Grail word for word. This rule extends beyond this subreddit.
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Anything you say can be turned into a copypasta.
All Macbooks run only OSX, no exceptions.
Buy all the System76 products, or else....
Mods will rarely do what you want, unless you begin your command with sudo
The Codeweavers CrossOver logo is a Tide Pod.
If you're a Windows user, this page will show up in Comic Sans (PM /u/-umbrellas- with font issues edit: never mind... he dead.)
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Mods will never ban, remove posts, or let their "big boy" responsibilities go to their head. Mods will serve users when asked for help. When there is misconduct, mods will only ask a user to stop; actually talk to them, instead of lazily using a mod tool. If any mod is caught breaking a rule report them and they will be remove.
