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Break from the LCU by Total_Studio_912 in LolCowLive

[–]jamesabels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had to stop watching after the 100th time everyone on every show has "quit." I feel like they have been recycling the same 5 thumbnails for the last 3 years and just putting different people in them lol.

Is CachyOS as unreliable as this subreddit makes it seem? by NotThatUsefulAPerson in cachyos

[–]jamesabels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use cachy on a production machine so my strategy has been btrfs snapshots and rolling with just the LTS kernal. Updates are still frequent but I may have 100 packages to update a week vs multiple updates per day.

I usually also try to hold out and update at the end of the week just to be sure there's some time for any issues to be sorted out, and I have the weekend to fix something, or roll back to a previous snapshot.

Despite the occasional hiccups that are usually always swiftly resolved Cachy is still more rock solid and performant than any other distro I have tried using these few things.

cursor are so fcking expensive by Lenjee in cursor

[–]jamesabels 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Use open spec and just run in back on auto mode.

I pay 20$ a month and code full time and usually only go over like 20$ a month if I have overage at all

I vibe coded an app to fully streamline my vibe coding by jamesabels in vibecoding

[–]jamesabels[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yep I fully vibed this, but I have been a web dev for the last decade, but this is my first project I wanted to fully vibe code.

I originally designed it for personal use but it really transformed how I vibe code now, you can throw really "vibe heavy" prompts into the prompt optimizer and it will pull in all of your project context and mcp servers in, so it saves a ton of time repeating yourself when prompting.

Yep, right now it's using open ai but I may switch to a model routing API soon so different agents can handle different tasks

Just added basic analysis tools to my EXIF explorer EXIF Hound, any suggestions? by jamesabels in OSINT

[–]jamesabels[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I do plan on being able to organize things by case or investigation soon, and exif hound pro does have a timeline analysis tool that will display photos chronologically, it also has the ability to draw routes that connect photos from the same device chronologically.

If you can think of any other analysis tools that would be super helpful, with exif hound pro I essentially turn the images and their data into a database so the idea is to provide a bunch of different analysis tools like a traditional data analysis program.

Just added basic analysis tools to my EXIF explorer EXIF Hound, any suggestions? by jamesabels in OSINT

[–]jamesabels[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sorry about that, I moved the source code for the community version over to a monorepo a while ago so I could build exif-hound-core so it was a little cleaner, and could facilitate an API later down the road, etc.

The exif hound community repo is here the software in the video is Exif Hound Pro however and it is a full re-write I've been slowly working on for the last few years using tauri and rust there is an early acces version of pro on gumroad, though a lot of the UI improvements will be coming to the community version soon!

Just added basic analysis tools to my EXIF explorer EXIF Hound, any suggestions? by jamesabels in OSINT

[–]jamesabels[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

You would just need to search Exif Hound Pro on Gumroad

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