Those look so much better. I’m not even saying those are definitely hand crafted but they certainly don’t have the “slop” aesthetic.
Even if you can’t reliably control it, if you make a tool that generates CSAM you’ve made a CSAM generator. You have a moral responsibility to either make your tool unavailable, or figure out how to control it.
I recently bought a C5 and never connected it to the network. No issues so far.
Maybe it doesn't count but podman works great on WSL2 as far as I can tell.
Those look so much better. I’m not even saying those are definitely hand crafted but they certainly don’t have the “slop” aesthetic.
Even if you can’t reliably control it, if you make a tool that generates CSAM you’ve made a CSAM generator. You have a moral responsibility to either make your tool unavailable, or figure out how to control it.
I recently bought a C5 and never connected it to the network. No issues so far.
Maybe it doesn't count but podman works great on WSL2 as far as I can tell.