sais

Car j'ignore où tu fuis, tu ne sais où je vais, Ô toi que j'eusse aimée, ô toi qui le savais!

He sais that a great job has to offer you great creativity, impact, and control over what you do and how you do it.

I'm gonna borrow some french and say there's a certain je ne sais quois in Lisbon.

Et je sais aussi quel est le signe que je suis entendu.

One need not heed the arguments of those lesser 2,000-liners; only a 200,000-liner possesses the je ne sais quoi to know the right choices.

From my perspective, there's a certain je ne sais quoi of real hacking, and it has nothing to do with churning out an MVP in a weekend.

Il est loin souvent l’enfant, je le sais bien.

Yes, that's what I just said and what the bugtracker sais.

On some level it certainly does remove that je ne sais quoi from the topic, but on the other hand it illuminates it somewhat (so long as the terminology isn't too slanted).

The readme sais: Perso is useful when used on testing or staging sites to have a quick means to access a mailbox remotely, for example by a integration testing framework.

But no one can be sure here, because there is always a posibility that DNS was hacked, although the DNS hosting provider sais that DNS error was not a result of a hack.

By appealing to someone's desires and by giving your thing a unique je ne sais quoi (no matter how flimsy it really is) you can influence them into your personal brand of chasing their desires.

Which seems dead but sais "[noobtor]" instead of [dead].

"a certain je ne sais quoi" if you will, that BBS's have that most modern sites seem to lack.

Even the IMF has sais that it's "unsustainable".

I've never done it, but I have a strong sense that pharmahuasca would be cold, sterile, and missing some of the je ne sais quoi that the "shaman piss" [1] experience offers.