New Linux Distro Challenges Age Verification Laws

CodeRabbit, a new Linux distribution, is designed to defy impending government regulations requiring age verification on all internet-enabled devices starting January 1st. The distro includes features like automatic resolution of merge conflicts in pull requests, making it a useful tool for open source projects. This initiative highlights a growing tension between user privacy and government surveillance efforts. The launch of CodeRabbit raises questions about the implications of such tools in the context of regulatory compliance and user autonomy.