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When you did that in Google, it boasted "Google searches for all terms by default. No need for And!"

“I hack, I ruin, I make piles of money,” he boasted. “I make people afraid for their lives.”

Stallman boasted of the success of his campaign for many years afterward. [15]

So if they released code with bugs, called it bug-free, and boasted about it, someone would come along, prove them wrong, and embarrass them.

Each of us who have accomplished much less, but have boasted of much more, need only keep Knuth's example in mind as a guide for our future lives.

Jobs probably exaggerated/boasted/lied when he spoke of "ripping off", but this article isn't 100% honest with the facts, either.

Well, if Nokia boasted about Symbian's openness, they were in the position to be criticized too. It's mostly a PR problem.

The businessman boasted, Then you could happily retire with all the money youve made. You could move to a quaint coastal fishing village where you could sleep late, play with your grandchildren, watch ballgames, and take siesta with your wife.

He boasted in 2010 that his city’s surveillance system had identified 4,000 “unwelcome” people who had entered Chongqing around the time of Chinese New Year. Most of them were found and forced to leave the city within hours.

If Aaron had gotten a misdemeanor then she couldn't have boasted about "convicting" a "dangerous hacker".

In 1970, the city boasted a population of nearly one million, and just 3-4 years later it was down to about half that. City residents blame the population implosion on school busing which led to white flight.

He even boasted that he knows many more secrets that he himself took care to censor unlike Bradley Manning. I think China will be very interested in hearing those redacted snippets.

He also boasted about how at a dinner party he had taken a guest's idea and filed a provisional patent for it in 30 minutes. He made a room full of young entrepreneurs with unique ideas feel very nervous.

Would they have given early access and bundled the Suica app for instance, they could have boasted millions of users from the get go. I wonder if the upcoming API is even compatible with the Felica standard, but that would be a weird thing to do.

However, my first full time job deliberately boasted about underpaying its employees. Luckily I didn't have to state my previous salary at the next job, just my expectation.

Apple has externally boasted about how many apple accounts that have associated credit cards. I image they follow this number closely internally.

I once talked to an engineering student who, after founding out I'm a mathematician, boasted to me that he took both differential equations classes, so he was going to tell me some cool things about math. I was sitting with my friend who is getting her PhD in dynamical systems; the irony was rich and totally lost on him.

The previous liberal prime minister actively boasted the high rate of growth in the public sector. This is a reflection on the voting population: A large majority of voters have a direct financial dependency on the state through employment or by being a benefits recipient.

At the funeral of the one who was closest to me, another girl told a story of how on one day when his depression was particularly bad, he boasted in his great success for the day: Getting out of bed to brush his teeth. Bear in mind this was a kid who spoke Russian and Arabic fluently, who loved the arts, was incredible at chess, was a great musician, and took Calculus BC in 9th grade.

Reminds me of when I went on a bit of retrocomputing geekery and discovered the Synergy Window Manager for the DEC Professional, which boasted of its ability to run "up to four applications at the same time".

I understand that this is a new revenue stream for the company but I've never really seen the Facebook apps platform spawn "fully-fledged" apps other than those that boasted some form of basic Facebook integration. On the desktop at least, a Facebook app has always existed as a second-class citizen, being on a separate page that is segregated from the rest of the Facebook experience.

The ex-soviet central Asian republics are packed full of secret police -- until 2006, Turkmenistan boasted one of the world's most famous totalitarian regimes under his Amazingself-for-life President Niyazov, and although his successor has made some reforms, things haven't gotten much better since Niyazov's death. The other republics share the same kind of government to a greater or lesser extent.