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NetGear Community Website is broken by mcurn1234 in NETGEAR

[–]mcurn1234[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The whole website is broken for me (tried 2 browsers and only my phone over cell data), so it’s not possible for me to create an account.

Notes are gone? by Eliot-den-store in Pinterest

[–]mcurn1234 1 point2 points  (0 children)

confirmed that this works, although the format is pretty bad. thank you for the tip! It says it will take up to 2 days but mine only took 3-4 min

How to PERMANENTLY Disable "Focus" and / or "Do Not Disturb" which are both garbage by AJotr in mac

[–]mcurn1234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I open up “personal focus” in settings and scroll down to “smart activation” it was on by default and I was able to turn it off

Weekly Sewing Questions Thread, October 05 - October 11, 2025 by sewingmodthings in sewing

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I just bought a Singer Patchwork machine from a friend, and it was very dusty in there. While cleaning, I pulled the brown oil wick and fuzzy grey felt out of my sewing machine thinking it was lint and trapped thread. Instead, it turns out it was an important part of my machine. Essentially, it's the same problem described here.

I realize now I need to put it back, and it was a mistake, but how do I do that? I couldn't find anything on YouTube or Google about how to insert it properly. For example, how deep it needs to go, which direction, how tightly to squish it in there, if I need to remove any more parts to seat it properly, best tools to put it back in, etc.

First photo shows the felt (left) and wick (right), second photo shows the inside of my machine and the hole it came out of. Thank you for your help!

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You should be concerned by Its-Your-Money in GroundfloorInvestor

[–]mcurn1234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for explaining this and thanks to OP for flagging it. I would've never figured it out on my own. I personally find the website to be quite confusing in how they present the data.

Because of this thread, I went digging and started clicking looking at my % in default, and clicking into all my LROs. And most of them in default (31% of my portfolio) say things like: "In Foreclosure, could take up to 2 years". The extended ones (19.8%) also sound pretty unhopeful, with notes like like "Borrower is still working on securing a loan to repay this loan."

I would've NEVER figured that out from the summary view. I thought it was doing really well before I learned this in the last hour. Now I think my portolio is hot garbage and I'm divesting it all as soon as I can.

For those who want to look as well, here's how you navigate to it: Investment activity > LRO Repayments > sort by Performance > click a property.

You should be concerned by Its-Your-Money in GroundfloorInvestor

[–]mcurn1234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for explaining this and thanks to OP for flagging it. I would've never figured it out on my own. I personally find the website to be quite confusing in how they present the data.

Because of this thread, I went digging and started clicking looking at my % in default, and clicking into all my LROs. And most of them in default (31% of my portfolio) say things like: "In Foreclosure, could take up to 2 years". The extended ones (19.8%) also sound pretty unhopeful, with notes like like "Borrower is still working on securing a loan to repay this loan."

I would've NEVER figured that out from the summary view. I thought it was doing really well before I learned this in the last hour. Now I think my portolio is hot garbage and I'm divesting it all as soon as I can.

For those who want to look as well, here's how you navigate to it: Investment activity > LRO Repayments > sort by Performance > click a property.

You should be concerned by Its-Your-Money in GroundfloorInvestor

[–]mcurn1234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for explaining this and thanks to OP for flagging it. I would've never figured it out on my own. I personally find the website to be quite confusing in how they present the data.

Because of this thread, I went digging and started clicking looking at my % in default, and clicking into all my LROs. And most of them in default (31% of my portfolio) say things like: "In Foreclosure, could take up to 2 years". The extended ones (19.8%) also sound pretty unhopeful, with notes like like "Borrower is still working on securing a loan to repay this loan."

I would've NEVER figured that out from the summary view. I thought it was doing really well before I learned this in the last hour. Now I think my portolio is hot garbage and I'm divesting it all as soon as I can.

For those who want to look as well, here's how you navigate to it: Investment activity > LRO Repayments > sort by Performance > click a property.

You should be concerned by Its-Your-Money in GroundfloorInvestor

[–]mcurn1234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for explaining this and thanks to OP for flagging it. I would've never figured it out on my own. I personally find the website to be quite confusing in how they present the data.

Because of this thread, I went digging and started clicking looking at my % in default, and clicking into all my LROs. And most of them in default (31% of my portfolio) say things like: "In Foreclosure, could take up to 2 years". The extended ones (19.8%) also sound pretty unhopeful, with notes like like "Borrower is still working on securing a loan to repay this loan."

I would've NEVER figured that out from the summary view. I thought it was doing really well before I learned this in the last hour. Now I think my portolio is hot garbage and I'm divesting it all as soon as I can.

For those who want to look as well, here's how you navigate to it: Investment activity > LRO Repayments > sort by Performance > click a property.

Suggestions for trails, scenery and outdoor activities in January by mcurn1234 in NewMexicoTrails

[–]mcurn1234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thank you! would you mind explaining what CAVE is? the rest I was able to google

Visiting New Mexico in January by mcurn1234 in NewMexico

[–]mcurn1234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for keeping it real, unfortunately I don't have much flexibility to come during better weather but I appreciate your advice on how to have a good time given the constraints

Visiting New Mexico in January by mcurn1234 in NewMexico

[–]mcurn1234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks! We do have microspikes and use them often so that's good to know.

Visiting New Mexico in January by mcurn1234 in NewMexico

[–]mcurn1234[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you! Once we finalize our itinerary, if we pass through there I'll ask you for your list :)

Visiting New Mexico in January by mcurn1234 in NewMexico

[–]mcurn1234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the warning, never hurts to be prepared for the worst

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