Had an extra scope lying around so slapped it on my TOZ .22LR. It fits snug to the barrel but the rear sight has to be fully flipped forward. I can still see through the scope but lose some light, but most of all, it looks really silly. So, long story short, would you remove the rear sight altogether or place scope risers so i can flip the sights back down?
I've been building TruthLens, a Chrome extension aimed at making it faster to sanity-check content credibility and spot AI-generated media without leaving the page you're on. Wanted to share it here and get honest feedback from people who actually do this kind of verification work day-to-day — your use cases are exactly what I'm trying to design for.
What it does right now:
It's a side project (small indie effort, not VC-backed), and I'm genuinely trying to figure out where it's useful vs. where it falls short for people doing real verification/OSINT work — false positives, blind spots, missing source types, UX friction, anything.
Site (with more detail + demo video): https://usetruthlens.com
Screenshot of a sample analysis shown here.
If you want to try it, the Chrome Web Store link is on the site — totally optional, no pressure, just sharing in case it's useful and would love any critique, good or bad.
Thanks for reading — happy to answer questions about how the detection works under the hood.
