I personally changed my XenForo server from Redis to KeyDB about 2 years ago mostly to gain multi-threading and what seemed at the time to be a well supported fork of Redis. It has been just over 2 years since the new owner of KeyDB, Snap (parent company of Snapchat), took over the company and...
It's also great with simple questions like "give me some ideas to enhance and add additional functioning to this code". It'll spit out 5 or more options, order them in what would be the most beneficial for your site with the detailed reasons why, and then give you the coded solutions for each...
@philmckrackon I've had a much better coding experience with Grok 3 than any ChatGPT model all the way through ChatGPT-4.5. When I switched from ChatGPT to Grok, I gave Grok numerous blocks of broken ChatGPT code and it fixed most of them without instruction, a couple needed more instruction...
@digitalpoint Can you expand on this a little:
New option (Preload resources): automatically adds Link header that includes JavaScript and CSS URLs for the page (tells browsers to preload resources used by the page)
Early Hints existed previously... were file preload directives in the header...
Blocking AI scraping might protect your data in the short term, but it’s a losing battle unless you’re a truly unique source for the data. Most content on the internet isn’t that exclusive. Your competitors who allow scraping will dominate AI-driven responses which are the first responses on...
The code should be addressed because it needs to be updated. In the meantime to get your site back up you can modify the php error-reporting to ignore "deprecated errors" which means adding this & ~E_DEPRECATED to your error-reporting settings.
In cPanel, you can ignore PHP deprecated errors by...
Well, no more than the information that is available on XenForo.com. Grok read and processed dozen's of threads within seconds picking up on a lot of info I either never knew, forgot or didn't fully process. It's ability to consume and comprehend that much info so quickly definitely puts its...
Yes. I don't remember it being an issue to setup. I know XenForo has documented the basic process here.
If you run into issues I can probably help you.
No, I don't. If data went back to Google it would require your authorization (within OAuth or Google Sign-In depending on what is being used). This is standard for any connected account. They offer the api service simply for reasons like name recognition / ecosystem growth, enhance user trust...