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good morning /r/ar
being that many of you here on /r/ are saucers and searchers, you no doubt know that some new images are hard to track down when they get no hits on google image search or tineye.
rather than give up on saucing these images, i'm usually inclined to think that sauce will eventually be available, as the images make their way around the web, and eventually end up in image search results in the future.
So i made a sauce folder where i keep these unsaucable images, and periodically search these images to see if they have hits yet.
Searching images one at a time, and filtering through all of google's spam results can be very tedious work, so for a while now, i've been looking for a way to automate the process.
To automatically search my entire sauce folder, with a single click, and bring back relevant results.
I recently discovered that I'm not alone. There are others who had this same idea, who are also working on similar search tool projects.
Would /r/ be interested in such a tool?
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https://github.com/rskwan/bristool
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reverse image search entire folder
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say i'm an artist, and I have an album (folder) full of my copyrighted images.
a tool such as this would easily allow me to see if my images are being used on the web.
simply running the app once a week, to generate take down notices for all the tumblr whores infringing upon my copyrights.
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say i'm a Saoirse Ronan fan, obsessed with exposing her little breasts on every image that has ever been taken of her.
with this tool, I could quickly reverse search my entire collection of Saoirse Ronan images and find websites that have even more images of Saoirse Ronan to be shooped opening her vlouse and exposing her breasts with nudeshop
and i could repeat this until every image of her had her breasts exposed.
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there are commercial services out there that will reverse search all your images for a fee.
for your own protection, it is better to use these services rather than trying to reverse image search yourself.
for example. what if you accidentally reverse searched a family photo album, and found hundreds of nude selfies of your mom. you can't unsee that.
let the professionals handle all you image search needs. simply specify the type of content you do or do not want to see, and pay their fee to have them produce results for you, and never have to risk seeing a loved one, naked, or doing obscene things with a turkey baster.
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