humm

That is so much better than having my phone humm in my pocket or on the table.

But if you consider TAZ to be radical ha ha humm...

Then I realized the humm was the reflection of incandescent light on the window, and the voices where the people in the room making the window vibrate too..

I remember having thought "Humm, this seems to be slightly better.

Humm I had used their client on Linux (and Windows) but I don't remember that (or I deactivated) There's the icon overlay sure, but not a popup or anything.

Humm I used Mathjax at some point before and will probably go back soon since KaTeX doesn't seem to be updated anymore and Mathjax just got a new very fast beta version.

Lennart Poettering[1]: Humm, I know this will disappoint you, but we are not particularly interested in merging patches supporting other libcs, if those are not compatible with glibc.

Humm, let's see "Unlike Git, you can check out only a subset of the repository." Maybe useful, you can do that in SVN, also checkouts in GIT are very fast, the point may be moot.

Humm, well, you can summarize this paper with: 1) The proposition that all systems (and thus git also) should be composed of operations that are orthogonal (no side effects), general (can be used for multiple purposes) and that the system displays a high level of propriety (available operations are limited to those strictly required).

Declaring victory this early is potentially quite damaging to the future evaluation." Except that I presume the Wired folks feel like if they called it you will remember them as being 'the journalists that broke this huge story' and if the future turns out much more ho-humm than that, well you won't remember this article anyway:-) [1] - Tracey Kidder's "developers and managers as superheros book.

I remember having thought "Humm, this seems to be slightly better.

Humm, let's see "Unlike Git, you can check out only a subset of the repository." Maybe useful, you can do that in SVN, also checkouts in GIT are very fast, the point may be moot.

Declaring victory this early is potentially quite damaging to the future evaluation." Except that I presume the Wired folks feel like if they called it you will remember them as being 'the journalists that broke this huge story' and if the future turns out much more ho-humm than that, well you won't remember this article anyway:-) [1] - Tracey Kidder's "developers and managers as superheros book.

Humm I had used their client on Linux (and Windows) but I don't remember that (or I deactivated) There's the icon overlay sure, but not a popup or anything.

Humm I used Mathjax at some point before and will probably go back soon since KaTeX doesn't seem to be updated anymore and Mathjax just got a new very fast beta version.

Lennart Poettering[1]: Humm, I know this will disappoint you, but we are not particularly interested in merging patches supporting other libcs, if those are not compatible with glibc.