hummingbird

At first it seems like a monstrously proportioned bumblebee, until you look back and realize it's a hummingbird.

So why would Hummingbird want to store hundreds of thousands of MD5 checksums when there's better options?

Sounds a little like the modern day hummingbird, which is continuously hours away from starvation.

Although not as far, the much smaller (.15oz versus 4.2oz) ruby-throated hummingbird makes a lengthy, non-stop trip across the ocean as well.

I will not use Uber until they make mends, I know I am a small hummingbird but anything with in my means to discourage this practice.

The real WTF: a hummingbird has a better internet connection to its house than I have.

It's relatively easy to go from hummingbird to classical notation and vice-versa.

Just want to quickly add the Taiga will support Hummingbird fairly soon.

We started Hummingbird because we were very dissatisfied with the state of things in this industry.

In other news: a Ferrari is faster than a four-door luxury sedan, hummingbird wings move faster than those of an eagle, and a racing horse is faster than a pair of pack mules hauling a wagon.

A territorial hummingbird will think nothing of dive-bombing you out of nowhere, or buzzing your head a few times until you get the message and back off.

I found that for Hummingbird the biggest barrier to new contributors right now is our complicated installation, and I am working on getting something working using Docker/Fig.

I'm not so sure "it wouldn't be too hard to come up with better..." I read about a thing called hummingbird notation - uses the same clefs, but changes noteheads, staffs and sharps/flats.

Probably a Black-chinned Hummingbird, though several less numerous species may show up in the area as well.

Hummingbird already offers an API through Mashape, which is infinitely more thorough than any competitor's.

Just started tinkering with Arduino and Hummingbird.