The letter that is the subject of this article has nothing to do with RMS's defense of Minsky. It has to do with a long standing issue that RMS, apparently, sexually harassed a large number of women, making quite a few leave the industry

The letter actually mentions none of that. Are there any credible sources for this?

Frankly, with most of the .NET libraries released as open source (though with MIT license, not GPL) and the changes in MS in general - this just doesn't sound as crazy as it would have 15 years ago.

Well, with WSL2 there is an actual Linux kernel in Win10 and there's Ubuntu in the Windows App Store, so in a way there's already a very official MS Linux inside Win10.

Remember economics of scale apply to nuclear as well.

How so?

Like in every other field?...
By spreading fixed costs among many units, by reusing the tools and people in building many units instead of one and building up experience that can be used to optimize the workflow - that kind of ways.

To accept that improvements need to be made to nuclear technology means acknowledging that it has issues that need to be improved upon.

So to acknowledge that in this regard nuclear is just like every other technology EVER? Yeah, that would be absolutely shocking!

So they are saying there will be laptops with beefed up GPUs that are still relatively weak when compared to the top of the line desktop GPUs but will empty your battery in no time.

Nuclear power (all forms) costs more than solar + batteries

That statement does not seem to be very pausible. Do you have any numbers to back it up?

Unfortunately, this argument also seems to have only one conclusion under current EU rules: platforms like Netflix can't offer content anywhere in the EU unless they hold the relevant licences for everywhere in the EU.

That's patently untrue. Steam is not charged because it does not sell something in regions where it is legally not allowed to: that would be absurd. Also, the EU has already explicitly acknowledged the problem of distributing digital content in a fragmented market where you may not have license in all the EU states and it's OK with a partial distribuion so much that it already has regulation for this exact situation.

The domains will be secure by default, as they all require HTTPS,

What does that even actually mean?

Sorry to break it to you but the spine is part of the endoskeleton.

Violence and child abuse is now the same as dehumanising speech?

In the case of moderators we are not speaking about actual violence but images / descriptions of violence and child abuse, and yes, that may be on the same level as dehumanising speech.

You DO realise that it's a problem of distribution, nothing else, don't you?

In a group named "child porn xvideos" I would expect to find troians and spam, not actual child porn.

I have yet to see a single one.

To put it bluntly: no, they are not.

Actually four of your six examples DO come from tea, specifically from the latin "herba thea".