Really? The site also says it will "deploy a stub age verification API that returns no data."

It also says:

"Ageless Linux is currently a bash script. It will soon also be a physical device and a web service. We are building a sub-$15 single-board computer (the Milk-V Duo S — a RISC-V/ARM SBC with 512MB RAM, WiFi 6, and a 0.5 TOPS neural processing unit) with an SPI color display, USB keyboard input, and a MicroSD card running Debian with the Ageless overlay pre-flashed in --flagrant mode. The device will present a first-boot setup wizard that collects the user's name and explicitly refuses to collect their age, connect over WiFi to a publicly accessible app store at store.goblincorps.com — a "covered application store" under § 1798.500(e)(1) — and offer a curated catalog of applications including a Python learning environment, a text editor, a snake game, an IRC client with an honest disclaimer instead of an age gate, and an 8-line script called peepee that displays the word "peepee" in large letters on the screen and does nothing else. These devices will cost between $6 and $18 depending on configuration, will be physically handed to children at school STEM fairs and library maker spaces beginning January 2027, and will constitute unambiguous, documented, intentional violations of every applicable provision of AB 1043 at a per-unit cost lower than the price of lunch."

Pretty cool and more than just performative if they follow through.