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Shift + Click in Finder in icons view doesn't work.

Dragging frameworks across projects in XCode pastes a copy of all the headers and the .a file into the other project's folder(!)

All the files that I want to copy are nested many levels deep in an SVN working copy. So I have to manually do an export first...

You can't drag & drop groups between different projects in XCode 4. Seriously.

Just played the MyMog app and it's great! Check it out to create your perfect puss. A must for cat lovers!

Just played the MyMog app and it's great! Check it out to create your perfect puss. A must for cat lovers! bit.ly/jvmVIn

Just played the MyMog app and it's great! Check it out to create your perfect puss. A must for cat lovers! bit.ly/jvmVIn

A great place for families! Found Nando's through the new Out and About Android app from Pampers.

I'm using the Gumball App on Android!

I made this character! twitpic.com/7l4r5j

Tweeting from Android App at Nov 25, 2011 10:46:10 AM

Finder won't let me copy a file from the public folder of another Mac. No error message, It Just Doesn't Work (tm).

After 2 hours of testing, finally managed to reproduce an issue whilst debugging. Shame Xcode's debugger then crashed and hung the app. FML.

For that matter, why does the USB connection to my iPod keep dying around this time every day, mandating a reboot in the first place?!

Why must I disconnect and reconnect my USB mouse in order for my Mac Mini to detect it every time it reboots?

In fact, the whole window is screwed - graphical errors and won't resize.

Drag and drop in Finder is currently buggered too - drop target appears to be mouse coordinates minus a large horizontal offset.

Dragging files into XCode when wanting to overwrite an existing file of the same name simply displays an error message.

Xcode has no progress bar, output messages or even a cancel button on SVN import. It's stopping my work, no idea how long for.

Threading support in Objective-C is incredibly poor for a message-based language. And indices are apparently called 'indexes'.