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    Question for Emacs wizards. I found a strange thing which I could not understand after reading the documentation (https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Initial-Options.html) and even after reading the startup files, shipped with my Emacs 30.2.If I use the -q option โ€” Emacs will add site-lisp directories to the load-path. But with -Q option โ€” there are no site-lisp catalogs in the load-path. Why is this happens? Note: the option --no-site-lisp is not used in the both examples. So, as I understood after reading the https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/eintr/Site_002dwide-Init.html, even with --no-site-file (or -Q) the site-lisp catalogs should be added to the load-path in the both cases #Emacs #EmacsLisp #elisp #AskFedi
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    If you are an independent #journalist I would love to follow your account.If you have any recommended accounts to follow comment below. #askfedi #askmastodon
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    @aj I'm right now testing a NodeBB forum (just starting) but I'm afraid to turn on Federation because my last experience and info was that defederation doesn't really work. If you blocked a user or instance they were really just muted for you, but they could still see everything from your forum and comment for everyone else in the Fediverse to see.Anyone knows whether that is fixed, or whether using an allowlist instead of blocklist makes a difference?
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    any networking nerds want to point me at where i might look to diagnose home network sluggishness? basically, i'm getting between 20kB/s and 1MB/s transferring files via rsync over ssh. source (primary driver laptop) and destination (multimedia server) machines are both hard-wired to the same router. maybe i expect too much? was thinking like 50MB/s....mtr results (no idea if this is good, bad, or relevant):Loss%: 0.0%Snt: 10Last: 63.0Avg: 66.2Best: 59.7Wrst: 71.9StDev: 4.1#AskFedi