This reminded me I hadn't visited Radar in a while. I filed 73 bugs during my time working on Xcode/iOS, it looks like, spanning the period May 2011 to Jan 2013

This reminded me I hadn't visited Radar in a while. I filed 73 bugs during my time working on Xcode/iOS, it looks like, spanning the period May 2011 to Jan 2013. That was one bad period in my life, looking back! 15 are still open. 33 are closed: 7 closed as "duplicate (closed)", 14 closed as "duplicate (open)", and the rest closed for various reasons (including being duplicates). The duplicate ones were always annoying because you have zero visibility on the progress of the other bug(s). I assume this is some NDA thing? - a bit annoying. Still, nobody ever says you should buy Apple for their user friendliness. 25 are archived. Some closed, some duplicates (I couldn't be bothered to count a second set). I don't know what that means, but I suspect nobody will be looking at them. The other funny thing is that while composing this message the number of bugs shifted around - there are now 15 open, 37 closed, and 9 archived. So who knows what the real total is. Radar is so awful.