In the US, Federal Law supersedes State Law. So yes, the Feds can override these rules for their own purposes. You could also point out that the State can also

In the US, Federal Law supersedes State Law. So yes, the Feds can override these rules for their own purposes. You could also point out that the State can also override State Laws. State Parks don't follow these rules either. I'm not sure what your point is given that Khosla is not, in fact, part of the Federal or State Government. If your point is to say that exceptions exist, well yay you are technically correct (which is the best kind of correct). But so what? Those limited exceptions have zero effect on the conversation and discussion at hand.