zroger73

randominternetperson said:

In the age of online banking, who still buys programs like Quicken?  $35/year or more?  No thanks.

Uhhh... "Accounting"?

I been using Quicken since I had a Tandy 1000 HX computer which must have been around 1989.

I do NOT like the subscription software model. I typically use the same version for several years until OS upgrades render it unusable. The subscription software model forces me to pay for an upgrade that is unnecessary. As such, I'll continue to use my current version of Quick for Mac as long as it functions. After that, I'll probably no longer be a Quicken user. One frustrating part is that I have decades of financial information stored in Quicken that can be difficult or impossible to transfer elsewhere.

"Defect", huh?

Currently: iPhone, Watch, 5 Apple TVs, iPad, MacBook Pro, iMac, AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express, AirPods, and probably more that I'm forgetting and not including iPhones and iPads and Apple TVs and routers I've given as gifts. I could have bought a new car for what I've spent on Apple products since my first one about 10 years ago.

You're welcome, Apple. Well played.

Yes! I love my LIFX bulbs. They work well with the app and Echo, but I'm glad to see them HK-compatible now.

Now, it's the Nest thermostat's turn! (I know - that's probably a pipe dream.) 

I noticed the red digital crown during the event, but it was so hideous my brain immediately discarded it as some type of protective covering that someone failed to remove. I had no idea this was a "feature".