Sounds like a post for the EDC thread
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Well, i did have an advantage, I switched the switch to turn the feature on
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Hmm.. Whats this rewind thingā¦ One moment
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Oh that was pretty nice actually.
I wonder how this is calculated. DMs? Likes?
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Yes, Iām a self aware cyborgā¦
And Iām very active on DThub!
Iāll admit that Amal is indeed a great friend! Even if heās that friend who constantly gets under your skinā¦
This is nice:
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So that character has the opposite morality of Amalā¦
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It was a metaphor for Micron and Samsung right now. The setting does reflect DT though, so I understand the comparison.
Reverse HOW THE F*CK ARE YA postā¦
Been chatting privately with a few people on the forum lately and peppering a few public appearances. Iāve missed being on here regularly, yāall are a good bunch. Just been really busy and stressed lately and checking the forums regularly fell a bit on my priority list. (Thatās not to say that you guys arenāt important to me. 
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How is everyone? What have I missed? Where do I jump back in? 
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In the U.S. A single serving, or a standard serving .6 oz / 14 grams. I think it used to be 1/2 oz, but got metrified at some point.
As far as I know, (Iām not a drinker), the only time it gets used is in how many drinks / servings of alchohol per hour = D.U.I. So X beers, and Y shots = Z servings + 
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= Go straight to Jail. Do not pass Go, Do not collect 200 Dollars.
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haha shit.. I didnāt know this.. and I think itās liable to trigger another kind of āAnything but metricā debate.. but apparently;
In the U.S., instead of āunits,ā they use
āStandard Drinks,ā defined as 0.6 fluid ounces (or 14 grams) of pure alcohol, which equals a 12oz 5% beer, a 5oz 12% wine, or a 1.5oz 80-proof spirit shot, though actual servings vary, especially with higher ABV wines and liquors, making standard drinks a key tool for understanding actual intake.
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I have that same sit at least once a week Welcome to the club hahah
plugin almost done testing.. should be live soon. had to take a slightly different route though. more explanation soon.
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I did that too. Just havenāt figured out (or even looked that hard) at how to see someone elseās.
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ok.. so the plugin is called āTextifyā as in āI gotta textify!ā
Instead of setting a user profile preference which was actually kinda hard to deal with, now each topic has a āTextifyā button at the bottom;
You can click that to open a new page that renders the entire topic (all posts) as one long markdown stream. Use with caution.. extremely large topics like this one here will take a very long time to load.
Alternatively you can simply append ā/textā to the end of a topic URL to achieve the same thing.
bugs
I know the render is not perfect.. there are some bugs.. particularly with bold / alt text formatting, usernames, html anchors, etc.. but the main body content of each post should be clean and easy to copy / paste or whatever. Future updates coming.. maybe 
nm i squashed em. if you notice any bugs let me know.
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Thereās no easy link on user profiles and such, so you can either share it manually, or edit the URL if you know that a rewind is public:
Hereās mine for example:
And hereās Amalās:
Edit:
I found the link on the profile page:
That link is pretty hidden but itās on every profile. Of course if the user has it set to private, youāll get an error.
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In a medium that is based on long form text, a contributor should be able to access their contributions easily, preferably in the original format and with the responses as well. This is pretty self-evident I think, because they may want to alter them and use them somewhere else, or send them with the responses to another party to get feedback, or any number of legitimate purposes.
The Discourse UI makes this difficult to do because of the way the interface is designed. You can go to a specific comment of yours, but if you try to select and scroll down the page, if wonāt let you copy it. That was the specific use that I was using as an example for why this is a bad design.