Doesn't even need to be metal: they make sure you aren't touching skin-to-skin anywhere while you are in the machine (for example, don't put your hands together) in order to avoid induced current loop burns.

https://riteadvantage.com/understanding-and-reducing-burns-i...

Yes, you’re right. This can happen and is reported.

I’ve done a lot of MRs and haven’t seen this effect.

I don’t stop patients forming loops with arms or legs unless they are quite sweaty or very large and at risk of sweating.

I guessed 2021 for one photo which turned out to be Joe Biden's inauguration fireworks. It tells me I was 20 years off?

I like the idea but there were several examples where I found a word but it was not the word the game wanted, and I was told "invalid word". Examples: I found "STONE" but the correct word was "NOTES", or "SPILL" vs "PILLS" etc. Extremely frustrating!

And don't forget TONES!

Through completely dumb luck, I guessed only the names of fruit, the answer was a fruit, and got it in 6!

You probably also saw the arrows on the road itself as a reminder of the correct direction of travel. Those are always near any places tourists are likely to stop, since after a break it's common to forget which side to be on.

Yes, and they were a much needed reminder. After a couple of days we had the direction figured out, although I still got confused entering a parking lot sometimes.

or on a hike with a UE Boom

Along the same lines, if the father was still alive, could he not vouch for his son at some point?

I was surprised by this too! I tried (briefly) to find a source, but it seems to be an urban legend:

https://www.answers.com/Q/How_did_Canada_geese_get_their_nam...

Holy cow, you’re right. My apologies for everyone I’ve ever needled with this factoid after they called one a Canadian Goose.

I'm in the same boat, lost my BankID and with it everything it unlocks. I live 20000km from Sweden and can't easily make that trip, especially during the covid travel restrictions. Letters with notarised copies of ID were quickly dismissed by the bank. Hopefully I'll get there next year...

You can add

  "DisablePocket": true 

(and many other things) to your policies.json file. In my case that file is a symlink to a single master copy I maintain outside of the FF installation folder. See https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/

How about a one-liner to disable it globally via /etc/firefox/policies?

I encourage anyone reading this to try it. Good luck. I wrote a python wrapper to manage policies, and it's -deliberately- difficult and fragile. If I ever go back to the FF codebase, it will be a fork without pocket.