zutroy

u/zutroy


r/woweconomy•

Using the Accountant addon, I've been keeping track of revenue from garrison missions since somewhere around March 2015. That was a few months before the first big garrison gold nerf. It was also a few months after I started keeping track before I had a 10 characters bringing in garrison gold. Also near the end of the expansion, my playtime dropped, so I wasn't anywhere close to maximizing gold missions.

Total Gold Revenue: 2,396,229

That's more gold than I've ever earned combined from Vanilla -> MoP, and it was all just from garrison missions.

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r/soylent•

Canada Post was FAST and delivered my 12-pack of Soylent 2.0 this morning.

Unboxing album - http://imgur.com/a/r4ziU

Quick review:

Of course I had to try one right away - the other 11 went right into the fridge.

There's a quick-tear plastic wrap on the top, easy to get off, then just twist off the cap.

It's got a smell that's a bit hard to describe ... slightly nutty with maybe a hint of vanilla.

First sip ... wow it's smooth. Not even a blender would get powered Soylent this smooth. It's as smooth as water.

Tastes pretty much how it smells. I can't yet quite describe the flavor. I'm not 100% sold on it yet, but it's not disgusting in the least. Note that I'm drinking it WARM, so th

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r/Mattress•

Anyone using a Somus Memory Foam Luxury Comfort mattress? Not to be confused with Somnus who also seems to make mattresses.

I've been researching all the usual suspects (Casper, Tuft, etc) and had a friend mention Somus to me. He's got the pillows but hasn't tried the mattresses. He had a 70% off coupon code, which drops to price into the $300 range. Based on price and that they ship to Canada, this mattress is now on my radar.

I've been trying to find any kind of review, but I'm having a hard time finding anything. There are a few reviews on their website, but they seem overly biased to me. Beyond that I've only found one Youtube video review that wasn't helpful at all.

So is anyone out

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r/Jackalent•

Saw the notification from Canada Post, and popped home at lunch to get my package.

Unpacked - http://i.imgur.com/N53UYh1.jpg

Updates to follow, but will most likely start tomorrow morning.

Update 1 - June 5 - 4:30pm

Mixed up tomorrow's Jackalent.

I've got a big 2.5 liter blender, so I added a bit of water (500ml or so) and dumped in the bag of powder. Mixed it for a little while, and then filled it with water up to the 2 liter mark. Blended for a minute or so. Came out really smooth looking.

I poured it evenly into 3 blender bottles and popped them in the fridge for tomorrow.

From start to finish (including washing the blender) it took about 10 minutes. Not bad for "cooking

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r/Jackalent•

It's getting close to the previously noted May 15th start date for shipping. Everything still on track?

I'm getting excited to try this out!

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r/woweconomy•

I've been keeping track of my gold earnings from garrison missions for the last 30 days using the Accountant addon. I'm quite pleased with the results:

http://i.imgur.com/khZacaw.jpg

This is with 5 level 100's, with a bunch of Treasure Hunter followers across them. Level 3 barracks for +5 followers, and level 3 inn for treasure missions and the ability to recruit 1 follower per week (I always grab Treasure Hunters).

I spend maybe a hour per day refreshing missions before and after work.

Approximately 25k per character per month, is enough to buy a WoW Token every month with just 1 character and play for "free", which was my goal. A full set of 11 characters on an account should bring in

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r/ottawa•

I'm looking for saskatoon berries in Ottawa. I haven't had much luck with Google. Does anyone know of any place that sells them? I'd prefer pre-picked, but I'd be ok with pick-your-own.

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r/soylent•

There have been some negative articles recently saying that Soylent could never replace food. But what about the other side? Can food replace Soylent?

Has anyone ever worked out what it would take in real food to match the daily nutritional value of Soylent? I'm talking no powders, no supplements, just real food that you can buy at a grocery store - apples, steak, tomatoes, etc.

I'd be interested to know what volume of food this would require, and at what cost.

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r/sysadmin•

I'm the "documentation guy" at work. Over the last year, I've written hundreds of articles for our team, documenting everything I can think of.

My personal preference is to write everything out in text only, and rarely, if ever, use screenshots. I find them bulky, slow, and just awful looking.

We're using Confluence, and some other people have started adding their own documentation - messy articles full of poorly cropped low-res screenshots. I hate it.

Our documentation is mostly how-to stuff - click here, click there, type this in, etc. Things that are easily explained with words and don't need screenshots.

I've been leading the charge for text-only documentation, but I'm getting push

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r/survivor•

I've been curious about this for a long time - how do they determine the voting/speech order?

During a normal tribal council, they Jeff seemingly picks people in a random order to cast their vote.

In the final tribal council, the jury asks their questions in a random order.

Is it just all edited out of order for maximum drama? Best I can tell, it's not alphabetical, by tribal lines, and Jeff never says anything about drawing for the order (he does when they draw for spots in a challenge).

This has been bugging me for a while now. Anyone have any insight?

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r/ottawa•

I have a wedding to go to on Saturday, and the weather forecast can't seem to decide if it's going to rain, and if so, how much.

I'd like to pick some some large (golf?) umbrellas as cheap as possible. Anyone have any good tips on where I could find some? South-end Ottawa if possible.

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