OT Kali According to the 4th comment OP is using Kali Linux: root@kali:~# sudo dpkg -i mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb dpkg: regarding mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb containing mysql: mysql-community-server conflicts with mysql mysql (version 5.6.15) is to be installed. dpkg: error processing archive mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb (--install): conflicting packages - not installing mysql.
@Kulfy OT Kali According to the 4th comment OP is using Kali Linux: root@kali:~# sudo dpkg -i mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb dpkg: regarding mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb containing mysql: mysql-community-server conflicts with mysql mysql (version 5.6.15) is to be installed. dpkg: error processing archive mysql-5.6.15-debian6.0-x86_64.deb (--install): conflicting packages - not installing mysql.
this question may be possible to edit into shape, but I can't myself figure out how to interpret "the stuff" in their link as a suitable question. For now it is unclear, I think
@Zanna It's too broad. The OP wants to recreate the functionality of a pentesting Linux distribution in Ubuntu instead of simply installing its iso in a VM.
@Zanna I guess by not reading very far. In hindsight, maybe the edit, which expands the introductory material, wasn't good. Do you know / can you say if NAA flags were from before or after the edit?
It certainly seemed to be an answer when I read it before your edit, but it seemed even more answery when I read it again (because of the second flag) after your edit.
I think they are getting handled by mods these days, although I think during some recent period before the election was scheduled they were probably getting mainly handled by the queue
some of the things in LQP queue have no flags at all - I don't know how they end up there - it clearly works differently to how I thought
When something goes in the queue because the system detects that it might be low quality, is there a flag from Community associated with that, or does it just enter the queue with no flag?
@EliahKagan (The phrasing in this MSE question makes me think full articles from the mod-only help pages--at least some of them--shouldn't be quoted without checking. I don't wish to ask you to do something you shouldn't do. I'd hope any articles with sensitive information would proclaim that in a prominent design-integrated way, but my guess is that they don't.)
@Zanna Oh. Yeah, I figured you could see all flags from all time.
Though on reflection, I would guess there are specific circumstances where you cannot.
Like, if a post is migrated from another SE site, I am assuming you cannot see the contents of custom flags that were raised on it?
I suppose so, presumably such little attachments simply don't get copied when the new post is created
I looked at about 10 migrated-here posts and I don't see anything. Of course it's possible that mods migrated them without them being flagged, but I would think that the flag history would not be migrated (or would not be created)
When you look at the Community user's flag history you are seeing all the flags from deleted users which are assigned to Community. But there are also 10 flag types that are generated by the system in order to bring to moderator attention situations that might be missed by a site's users. These...
Sorry, was afk. I've just raised a custom flag on that answer to request undeletion. That way, there's no need to hurry, as it shall remain in the queue until handled by a mod. Also, that way, if it does get undeleted, my flag and its associated message (if any) will provide documentation as to the reason. My intention was not to use chat as a substitute mod flags, I just figured I'd mention it when I saw it whilst reviewing another answer on the same question.
@Zanna There are four others besides the ones listed there, though, right?
(That says there are ten, but seems to list twelve.)
@EliahKagan (In a comment there, Monica mentioned what seems to be a thirteenth.)
:54927528 Good example of a true-positive "Potentially problematic ns configuration" detection where no other detection triggered.
Oh, interesting, if I reply to a deleted message after it is deleted, it doesn't render as a reply.
I undeleted it and I'm leaving it with you as I need to make parathas
@Kulfy why close the question? It will not get deleted since OP accepted their answer. For now knowing that Arch works for that device may help others. In future a less drastic solution may emerge.
@Kulfy Is there reason to think the solution may work for other people who would describe their problem the same way? If so, then I think it's not no repro. If not, then I think it's no repro.
If we get some less drastic solution in future, I hope we'll get a new question too. Moreover, future readers (unless there's another answer) may think that installing Arch is the only solution which IMHO is an overkill.
@Zanna I have already edited the post. Made some minor changes.
The system does automatically remove some comments that it automatically posts for us, though. At least (most) comments that are posted when we vote to close a question as a duplicate (or flag to do so, for users without the rep to VTC).
But those comments still appear in inbox. For example, one of my question on MSE was closed as dupe. But I still see "Does this answer your question?" in my inbox.
it would actually be really annoying if those comments made by converting an answer to a comment got automatically deleted when the answer got undeleted... last week there was a question where someone had posted two answers, one of which was intended as a comment, and both of which had many comments in an ongoing troubleshooting exchange between OP and the answerer. I wanted to move ALL the comments to the same chat. That was a faff, but it would have been twice as difficult if
@EliahKagan yes, I did it, I converted both answers to comments on the question along with all their comments, undeleted the one that was an answer and deleted all the comments on it, moved all the comments on the question to chat, and went into the chat to ping the answerer as they would not have got a notification otherwise
it worked, or at least they carried on talking about it after that...
@EliahKagan one of the ones in the broom cupboard manual is "Gold tag badge users are involved in a close/reopen war on a single post." so it must have been updated some time in the not-so-distant past I guess
but one says "more than 10 edits have been performed on the post by the author", which is wrong, because that flag is raised only after 20 edits, I think
The Boardgames Stack Exchange question How would an instant or sorcery with an effect that targets work with Feather? became a Hot Network Question three times, according to its timeline:
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@Zanna Yes but I vaguely remember one of the high reputation user still prefer to use those since "the readers" doesn't have to scroll vertically to see whole command/output.
When I was new here, back in 2018, I formatted code using single back tick. Triple backtick formatting wasn't introduced back then and I wasn't aware of 4 space indentation.
The Boardgames Stack Exchange question How would an instant or sorcery with an effect that targets work with Feather? became a Hot Network Question three times, according to its timeline:
All three events have the exact timestamp (19:14:39 UTC - shown when you click the 'toggle format' link or...
