Good try California government
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Are we going to acknowledge the irony of ranting against forking to protect freedoms on a platform formed as an alternative to protect freedoms?
Its literally a bash script. Dont know how hard that is to maintain at that scale but my guess is not that hard for now
Ageless Linux is important because they're doing activism. They say they want to distribute devices made to not follow Californian law for free to kids. That's why it's important, not just because it's a distro. As a distro is near to useless.
I know this is mostly a meme, but I think it's important to clarify this.
I'm still running the last release of Hannah Montana Linux. Just waiting for something better to come out.
You can buy yourself flowers, write your name in the sand, talk to yourself for hours, say things we don't understand, you can take yourself dancing and you can hold your own hand...
But you can't roll your own linux distro?
But you can’t roll your own linux distro?
You can, but it wouldn't be better than Hannah Montana Linux.
Man, when it first released it came in like a wrecking ball.
I’m shocked to see so many magats on Lemmy
???
“The world doesn’t revolve around California”
True, but OS level age verification is a politically conservative talking point. It was pushed by Meta.
Age verification is the responsibility of the PROVIDER (the one who needs to age check) and not on the OS level.
There seems to be a sharp divide between people who hold opposing views, and the right wing is largely behind OS level user identification. Today it’s birth date, tomorrow it’s birth gender.
None of this belongs at the OS level
A what, where
Anyone downplaying privacy.