• Share all your executables.
• Pay for your shareware.
• Don't hit the computer.
• Back up files after you have found them.
• Clean up your own messy desktop.
• Don't copy software that is not yours.
• Make a smiley when you send someone a nasty message.
• Wash your hands before you type.
• Flush your buffers.
• M&Ms and a cold can of Coke are good for you.
Live a student's life--learn some and think some and MacDraw and IPaint and Readnews and play Tetris and hack every day some.
• Take a break every two hours from staring at the terminal.
• When you go out in the world, watch out for network traffic, hold connections and stick together.
• Be aware of wonder. Remember the little bytes in the chip: The code goes in and the graphics come out and nobody really knows how or why, but computers are all like that.
• Pets and Lisas and DN350s and even the little bytes in the chip all die. So do we.
• And then remember the Computer Reference Manuals and the first command you learned--the biggest command of all--Quit.