NLNet needs to be changed everywhere to NLnet

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 Several things in this update: the OpenPower Foundation released their
 EULA (which is really exciting); we had
-a last-minute decision to go to FOSDEM to meet NLNet (and meet lots
+a last-minute decision to go to FOSDEM to meet NLnet (and meet lots
 of nice people including someone from the EU Commission); we have new team
 members helping out (and making really good progress).
 
 Before we begin, however, we still have a high-priority task of
-finding a C++/compiler developer for the NLNet-funded 3D MESA Driver
+finding a C++/compiler developer for the NLnet-funded 3D MESA Driver
 project.  EUR 50,000 is available, tax-free: [this
 thread](http://lists.libre-riscv.org/pipermail/libre-riscv-dev/2020-January/003302.html)
 describes the scope, where you're pretty much at liberty to choose the
@@ -71,15 +71,15 @@ These problems only increase as EU grants get larger and more numerous,
 and it's a serious systemic flaw with the whole EU Grant system when
 it comes to heavily-technical projects.  Consequently, due to their high
 level of internal expertise and dedication, the EU is extremely happy that
-NLNet takes direct responsibility for ensuring that the money they've
+NLnet takes direct responsibility for ensuring that the money they've
 been given reaches people who release actual free software people to
 improve real-world infrastructure for the benefit of EU Citizens (and
 incidentally the rest of the world).
 
 I had a brief chat with the person from the EU Commission.  He was
 delighted to be able to see the sheer number of people involved and
-being sponsored by NLNet.  I had an opportunity to express some of my
-concerns about NLNet's relationship with the RISC-V Foundation.  He
+being sponsored by NLnet.  I had an opportunity to express some of my
+concerns about NLnet's relationship with the RISC-V Foundation.  He
 initially expressed puzzlement, because the EU is funding quite a lot
 of RISC-V projects, and none of them had any issues.  I asked him a
 very simple question: "how many of those projects are simply
@@ -159,16 +159,16 @@ the feedback we need to target the processor at an actual market.
 
 ### Other Stuff
 
-The extra NLNet budgets are helping, as is the continued sponsorship
+The extra NLnet budgets are helping, as is the continued sponsorship
 from Purism.  I am beginning to get slightly overloaded with the
 managerial and bureaucratic tasks, combined with the "Engineering"
 tasks that, as is always the case, require 100% sustained week-long
 focus. Making all these things compatible is a challenge.
 
-I still have to coordinate the NLNet tasks for each of the Memoranda
+I still have to coordinate the NLnet tasks for each of the Memoranda
 of Understanding, at which point people can then get paid for
 completing the associated tasks.  I can't quite get over the fact that
-NLNet was happy to allocate such a huge amount of money to this
+NLnet was happy to allocate such a huge amount of money to this
 project, it's amazing, humbling, and a huge responsibility.
 
 Also, we got word that the 180 nm tape-outs (one in March 2020, one in