I think you can download the Server 2025 iso and install it.
It is in beta right now, so obviously you are not going to put it in production, but certainly that is the direction of travel.

If you are Louis Rossman, or have a similar level of skills to him, then you can solder new RAM, but you are not doing it with a $50 soldering iron.

Yes

1 - batteries, they will wear out.
2 - ssds, not quite as bad as in the mechanical drive days, but they can still wear out.

Maybe, but then you need to define an "executive", otherwise they will make everyone an executive.

If you dig down below the surface of any European city, you will find the remains of older versions of that city underneath it. This is nothing new.

They are answerable to the government. The government might choose not to ask too many questions, but they still reserve the right to.

Probably because in the 1950s, internal combustion engines were the modern futuristic thing and electric was old technology. Electric cars peaked in the 1930s when they were mostly competing with steam and horse powered vehicles.

Then why is it prescription-only in the first place?

England is pretty strict on Libel/Defamation, but here, saying it is "too sugary", is clearly a statement of opinion. After all, other people might prefer a sugary sauce.

Cloudflare's free DNS service is pretty effective for Coffee Shop MiTM attacks.
The content filtering for the Wifi on my local train service seems to think that every exchange server (including both my own, and the Microsoft 365 ones), are phishing sites. It does the MiTM thing to redirect to a blocking notification page. The SSL picks that up and displays an error message, or rather one error message for each of the email accounts I have set up on the phone, which gets annoying real fast.
If I set up Cloudflare DNS, which presents itself as a VPN even although it isn't really a VPN, then I can access all the "dangerous" banned content like my work emails.

It can open files with Unix line endings, and it will save any changes to that file in Unix format.
You can't however create a new file and save it in Unix format.

Yes, more recent versions can. The status bar shows "Windows (CRLF)" or "Unix (LF)" as appropriate.
I'm not sure if there is a "Mac (CR)" as Macs now use the Unix format.

WordPad is a word processor. Equivalents in Linux would be something like Calligra Words or AbiWord. I consider LibreOffice Writer to be equivalent to Microsoft Word.

Notepad is a text editor, the equivalent in Linux would is vi or nano (not emacs because it isn't usually part of the default install).

It was actually the 65536 row limit in Excel 2003 that was the problem in tracking Covid cases in the UK.

66 weeks, not months.
The maximum sentence is 2 years (S187(6) Online Safety Act 2023).
He pled guilty, which would reduce the sentence, but he was already on the sex offender register for a previous offence against a child which would increase the sentence.