loved

All posts tagged loved

MiniLoot image 1
MiniLoot image 2
MiniLoot image 3

World of Warcraft > AddOns >

https://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info19598
https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/miniloot
https://github.com/Vladinator89/wow-addon-miniloot

  • Filter

    • Hide reputation, loot, currency, experience and gold messages. You can hide all the junk loot messages generated by the group, yourself or both. You may even set a item quality limit to what is hidden or not.
  • Timing

    • You can group up several messages and generate a report of all changes that have happened in a specific time interval or after combat has ended. This helps avoid spam during fights.
  • Extra

    • Pet Battle messages can be neatly summarized. Hover tooltips when you mouse over hyperlinks in the chat. Class coloring of names.

Continue Reading

World of Warcraft > AddOns >

https://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info14425
https://www.wowace.com/projects/gnomishvendorshrinker
https://github.com/TekNoLogic/GnomishVendorShrinker

Creates a simple, compact vendor frame, made to compliment GnomishAuctionShrinker. GVS brings an interface similar to Auctioneer‘s “CompactUI” to the vendor frame.

Continue Reading

World of Warcraft > AddOns >

https://github.com/TekNoLogic/GnomishAuctionShrinker

  • Simple one-line-per-auction interface
  • Adds iLvl and Unit Buyout columns, which are also sortable
  • Alt-click to buyout an item
  • Always-on page nav buttons (instead of only showing when scrolled to the bottom of the list)

Essential

  • Abandoned; as of 2020-10-05 it has not been updated since 2016-10-30, and no forks are live.

See also:

Continue Reading

World of Warcraft > AddOns >

forked – https://github.com/Talyrius/friendswithbenefits

Automatically keeps your friend list in sync across alts and adds alts to your friend list for easy mailing.

Handy for those of us who have a lot of alts, do occasional mailing, and don’t want to deal with adding every. single. existing. alt. to our list of friends. What the fuck, Blizzard. Add this by default!

Continue Reading

World of Warcraft > AddOns >

forked – https://github.com/HgAlexx/Buffet

Edits a macro based on what food and drink you have in your bag.

I use it to have two macros, one for food and one for drink. Though this addon also puts a healing or mana potion in there, I don’t trust that I’ll use the right hotkey.

My fork for Project Ascension: https://github.com/spiralofhope/Buffet-Ascension

Continue Reading

Wilton Perfect Results Cake Pan.alpha

Baking >

(on Wikipedia)

Date squares are a simple starter recipe which require little knowledge, few tools, few and cheap ingredients and very little bravery.

The payoff is big! This makes a great, sweet, dessert.

Although this is quite thorough, there are subtleties you will need to discover for yourself. I will not be sharing my secrets!

See also:



Continue Reading

_DevPadEditor

Projects > World of Warcraft > AddOns >

my forks
https://github.com/spiralofhope/_DevPad
https://github.com/spiralofhope/_DevPad.GUI

An in-game text editor and addon authoring tool (Lua).

Keep notes with it, write Lua scripts, or prototype addon concepts in its trimmed down development environment. Organize your scripts into folders and share them with other _DevPad users. Scripts can run automatically on login like mini addons, and can call each other like libraries or dependencies.

An absolutely spectacular AddOn that I’m not sure I can live without.



Continue Reading

Dilmah logo

Food > Tea >

(on Wikipedia)
[ 1 ] was www.dilmahtea.com/ceylon-tea
https://www.historyofceylontea.com/

Lately I’ve been making tea as a way to ritualize meals and add water to my diet, because Soylent tends to make the entire eating thing different.

I’ve had some terrible experiences with teas which would stain my teeth and upset my stomach with their “flavourings”, so I looked around to find an alternative.

Boy did I find a damned good one.

  • Dilmah makes a pure single-source Ceylon tea. No flavouring and no extra shit.



Continue Reading

Footnotes

^ 1 was www.dilmahtea.com/ceylon-tea