Responded to @mikrotik:

@mikrotik That would explain the behavior. I believe it is the opposite to other places where multiple items can be selected such firewall rules, for example. Would be nice to have this documented.

Is the use-case to limit the logs per component such as critical but for LTE, for example?

Responded to @kevintitmarsh:

@kevintitmarsh Thanks for confirming! I’ve now enabled remote syslog and will check the logs if it happens again. All firmware, including RouterBoard and modems, is up to date with stable.

Responded to @kasparsd:

Interestingly, the default syslog format is a custom Mikrotik format. For standard format you need to select BSD syslog which is actually RFC3164.

Grafana Loki and Promtail use this library for parsing syslog payloads https://github.com/leodido/go-syslog

Responded to @kasparsd:

@mikrotik Using `nc -k -v -l -p 9514` I was able to verify that even in TCP mode it fails with multiple topics selected.

Responded to @kasparsd:

@mikrotik Am I missing anything?

Oh, well… turns out @mikrotik #routeros has a bug where remote syslog doesn't work over UDP if (!) multiple topics are selected. The exact same config works fine over TCP.

Is anyone else seeing connectivity issues with #Mikrotik wAP LTE devices running versions 7.18 of #RouterOS? It appears to be loosing LTE connection and going into connected/disconnected loop.

Responded to @kasparsd:

Here is a working prototype. Do you think <PluginPostStatusInfo /> is the best placement for it?

Would it be useful to have a post-meta inspector that worked without the legacy metaboxes? Like Post Meta Inspector or Metadata Viewer plugins but with Gutenberg UX?

How should I price a WordPress plugin with 10k active installs on WP-org? The PRO version hasn’t launched yet, but the domain ranks well for relevant keywords. Any insights on valuation and pricing strategy?

Responded to @kasparsd:

Here is a good example of such an API in the AI Services plugin by Felix Arntz https://github.com/felixarntz/ai-services/blob/main/includes/Services/Options/Option_Encrypter.php

One major challange is how to store the secrets without asking users to modify files on the server to add the private keys as constants.

WordPress core needs a standard API for encrypting values in the database (such as options and post/term/user meta). This would allow storing API secrets without the risk of exposing them to anyone with DB read access.

Responded to @kasparsd:

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Responded to @kasparsd:

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Experimenting with storing embedding vectors as packed 32-bit floats in a MySQL VARBINARY column and handling distance calculations in PHP.

As expected, the real bottleneck is the math — especially with larger vectors. Also array_map() and array_sum() are super slow and unusable for this.

Responded to @kasparsd:

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Block editor has this helpful focal point selector. Wouldn't it be great if you could set a default focus point for all images and then use it during resizing the intermediate sizes? I'm thinking of adding this to the Image Pilot plugin.

Is anyone else getting these Facebook confirmation codes for fake accounts created with random @yourdomain.com email addresses?