Every time I try to quit Versions it pops up an alert and says “Waiting for transactions to finish”. The alert will stay on the screen until I force quit Versions. This makes every reboot or logout a painful process.
This has been driving me crazy for awhile now, so I looked into the problem and found a “solution”. While I can’t vouch that it will work for everyone, I wanted to share it in the hopes that it might work for some.
This is going to be long so that everyone can understand the cause and possible soutions.
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My twelve year old son brought to my attention a security bug he discovered on his iPhone. He has an even more paranoid security mind than I do, because he primarily uses his iPhone to send and receive sweet nothings between himself and his girlfriend, and he is certain that his mother and I are desperate to intercept these messages.
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At the end of August my first iPhone application HazMat went on sale via the iTunes App Store. During the past 6 months I have been having private conversations with various individuals about the development process and the resulting sales experience, and I thought it might be useful to others to collect this in a narrative about the application. My goal is to give a full open view about the problems, pitfalls and pleasures of writing iPhone applications.
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Those of you solely interested in my sales number can check them here.
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One of the companies I work for deals with international shipping. One of the most interesting parts of that job is watching all the weird and dangerous commodities that ship across the roads, rails, and sea.
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A few minutes ago I was watching someone in IRC try to figure out how to do something and I came to the realization that while they were really bright, the new Xcode environment was so foreign to them they didn’t really know where to look to find information.
With that in mind I offer these quick tips:
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