15:16 He is not reading that right. He skipped the "or" part. A covered application store includes, for example, the RPM package manager. The package manager can supply the age bracket. IBM does not need to be the one supplying the age bracket.
Cant they just say "we don't support California, you should not use this if youre in California" and do nothing else?
If someone in California uses it just say "we don't support you, but here is our forums".
If a Linux distro is based on Californa, I can understand but Linux distros are generally free and under no obligation to follow California's law
I think this is going to end up in the Supreme Court as a violation of the First Amendment because it's compelled speech. Since code is speech.
Edit: Also, since Linux is open source, it can very easily be forked out.
Terrible time for any case to being going to the SC
Yeah, that's a fair point.
Emulator bleem court 2001 ruling on suicide watch rn
Who tf needs too? There's thousands if distros by now.
And according to this crazy law, they are all subject to this.
so what
Imagine all your deployment pipelines will fail because docker images would be considered "os" and will ask for age on each build. That also begs a question what age is a robot account?
Definitely underage. So that's child labor, we're all going to jail.
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