Just because it's criminal, it doesn't mean that every private entity has to help to prevent it at costs of your privacy.
If there are people that host parties in their homes to share CSAM, does that mean that it should be mandatory to install surveillance cameras in your house?
Also as if people that are seriously sharing CSAM, wouldn't encrypt the data before sharing it.
Btw, at first sight it's unclear what the scope of this is.
It seems to be one project, but then it's actually multiple smaller libraries and "Latte" is just the organisation?
Also is the dependency management not it's own project?
The issue is mainly the nozzle. Ironically 3D printers are a lot easier there, since you just need to melt a thick wire, and not worry about microscopically small droplets.
It was good for finding answers. But as a community to actually participate it was horrible. You couldn't even answer questions, because if you didn't get enough likes they would block you from answering any more.
Can also confirm that the worst part was the prepping. You have to dring 2 liters of liquid that give you diarrea... The second liter is the worst, since the body learns that it's "poison" and triggers all the reflexes to make you not swallow it.
Didn't work for me. It barely even show me content that my friends create. It's all reaction videos and conspiracy nonsense. Even if you block those channels, another one with a slightly different name pops up.
To be fair in the specific case of CS2, the normal modes without FACEIT are really barely playable. Most games are just a massive loss or win, depending on who has the suspiciously good player with 100 hours in their team.