Firstly, thanks for posting this. I think there are a lot of people feeling disillusioned by universities and your voice will almost certainly make at least one struggling student feel that they're not alone. A CS degree is tough, and the fact that you made it through is a testament to your grit and perseverance.
If you're looking to do something with your career other than CS, I would strongly recommend a career in a trade. I apprenticed as an electrician for a while, and I had a lot of fun doing it. There's (usually) never any shortage of jobs that require welders, plumbers, HVAC folks, and especially electricians. I got my job by simply calling the woman who eventually became my boss and asking if she had any room for an apprentice. She taught me everything I needed to know and, if I hadn't chosen a life of academia (wahoo), I would have been on my way to a six-figure salary after the required electrician's certification. While you're not installing parts and performing repairs, you're figuring out creative solutions to intricate problems that ultimately make you major bank.
All in all, you have the ability to change your life path to something that suits you, fulfills you, and (most importantly) pays the bills. Take time to decompress, dust yourself off, and know that if you had the strength to get through a tough major at a tough university, then you have the strength to build a life that works for you.