Tech Support Nietzsche Style
                          Author Unknown

  Guidelines
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  When a user is calling in need of help, don't forget that he is a
  weakling. Only a loser would need to come groveling to you, begging
  for crumbs of help that may fall from your godlike lips. And he
  knows that he is a loser in the race of the weak and the strong,
  that his kind is doomed to extinction. Therefore, show him no
  mercy. Treat him with the utter contempt that he deserves. It is
  the law of nature that you should do so.

    Key Phrases:
      * "You aren't very smart, are you?"
      * "I can't believe you call yourself a programmer!"
      * "Our product is obviously too complex and advanced for
        you. Please desist from using it--you are soiling it."

  Nevertheless, there may come a time when you actually must help the
  user, even though he is sucking away your magnificent intellectual
  vitality with his grotesque shambling confusion. He is a lower form
  of life and you must make him feel it, lest he take on ambitions of
  evolving to your level.

    Key Phrases:

      * "Now I will read aloud the section of the manual that you
        failed to comprehend."
      * "You have ignominiously blundered on line 35, committing an
        error that a Mongoloid programming an abacus would be ashamed
        of."
      * "What you've done in your function foo is the coding
        equivalent of failing to empty your colostomy bag."

  Alas, upon occasion there comes a time when it is obvious that the
  compiler is at fault. This is no reason to let the user feel
  superior to anyone, however. The design of a compiler is still far
  beyond his limited mental capacities. His duty is to worship, not
  criticize.

    Key Phrases:
      * "The inner workings of the compiler are far beyond your
        ant-like comprehension."
      * "That behavior is described in ANSI specification
        21.11.45.7.3.8. You are familiar with that section, I
        assume..."
      * "Our software can behave in that manner only if it has been
        corrupted by long exposure to users of your caliber."

  And finally, a user may eventually want you to code something for
  him, or send him an example. The user has asked something that is
  against the laws of nature. Such creatures as himself exist to
  serve you and not you him. Therefore such a request is impossible
  and against nature, and does not exist, and therefore never
  happened. Response is not possible.