Don't remove the exemption, just exempt the people using the exemption from being able to frequent public areas without protective clothing (protective as in protecting others from them, not protective as in protecting them from everyone else).

Its illegal to be naked in most public places, its illegal to knowingly infect others with dangerous illnesses, so why shouldn't it be illegal to knowingly be in a public place when you are much more open to infection from dangerous illnesses and thus to infect others with them...?

How the fuck did it stand for freedom?

A non-political body called the Judicial Appointments Commission, the 15 members of which include barristers, judges, normal everyday people and legal professionals. The government have no say in appointments, and have no power over the commission - its completely independent.

Except that in the UK, Judges have the ability to nullify a law if they consider it onerous or wrong, without being specifically asked to look at the law itself.

One of the many reasons I trust the UK judicial system - its very independent of the current Government.

That's because it is a minor version bump - the main difference is in how projects consume it.

Not even that, its a Delta V Heavy which has been flying for a while now.

Assistance dogs do not "understand" those things, they are trained to react in a certain way to a certain set of stimuli, but that's not the same as understanding the link between the stimuli and the reaction. Put an assistance dog in a similar situation, but change some of the stimuli, and their reaction will not be the same. They cannot adapt training to new circumstances on their own, they have to be led.

We already do, I can't torture my pet dog to death without facing jail time for example.

Interesting, been using this since WP8 was released, and its literally called "battery saver" - the blurb on the settings page says "When Battery Saver is on, all non-essential features and background tasks are truned off and push notifications are sent less often". So it looks like Windows Phone features are making the cut back into Windows.

You know what also happens a heck of a lot up there? Storms. And you know what storms can do? Degrade radio transmissions significantly.

And why would submarines be colliding with cables laid on the sea bed? That would require submarines to be dragging themselves across the sea bed - which they don't normally do...

No, its not - simply not competing is not enough to violate anti-trust laws, there has to be an active component of cooperation between the two (or more) companies involved for it to violate anti-trust laws - each company simply deciding not to enter their competitors market is not illegal, no anti-trust law requires a company to always compete, it simply stops companies from agreeing not to compete.

If you can show a component of mutual, explicit agreement between the parties here, then anti-trust comes into play - but simply not competing based on each company deciding not to compete with the other, but not agreeing that with the other, does not violate anything.

ISPs dont push out Windows updates, so its not a valid comparison.

Hell, until fairly recently, people worked within 500 meters of the reactor because other reactors on the site were still active and connected to the grid as electricity producers.

Stays in the centre for me, regardless of the zoom - Office 2013 here.

What huge flaw? "View -> One Page". Done. No side-by-side page layouts.