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  • DOJ goes after US citizen for developing anti-ICE app

    dogolacadogolaca
    Again, I must point out there have been no riots in Los Angeles. Unless you count no-badge no-uniform secret police marauding and kidnapping, or LAPD violent overreaction to protests.

    I live across the street from the Tower Theatre Apple Store, which is more than a mile away from the protests at the federal building. The store was hit late on Sunday night by an organized group in a rental truck. Just local criminals taking advantage of a situation created by big-time criminals in the White House.
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  • Apple Card, Savings data now available in more third-party budget apps

    dogolacadogolaca
    That’s no solution.

    beowulfschmidt said:

    You can import your Apple Card transactions into Quicken.  It's more than a bit of a PITA, but it's possible.

    Open up your Apple Card, and select the "Card Balance" box.
    Below the card details you'll see the statements.
    For each statement you want to import to Quicken, do the following
    - Tap the statement
    - At the bottom, select Export Transactions
    - Choose the QFX option
    - Where to save it depends on your setup.  I choose "Save to Files" because I keep them on my NAS.

    Then go to Quicken and import each of them.  I do it from earliest to latest, but I don't know that it matters.
    Do NOT reconcile until after the last file is imported.

    I sometimes get "adjustments" anyway because Quicken sucks sometimes; I usually just delete them after Quicken makes them.

    jamnap