Microsoft mocked after developer account shares 'hideous' AI image
Microsoft mocked after developer account shares 'hideous' AI image, in what was supposed to be a purposeful developer update
Source: readwrite.com
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Did You Know? Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation' is Powerful That It Can Crash Hard Drives?
A researcher found that Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" caused crashing among laptop hard drives. Here's the explanation.
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Source: techtimes.com
Microsoft's Largest Piece of Software Weighed More Than 40 Pounds
Some powerful and complex software tools of yesteryear came with so much packaging and physical media that they could weigh ...
Source: extremetech.com
A Janet Jackson song had the power to crash laptops, Microsoft reveals
Microsoft revealed that playing Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation would not only make a laptop crash, but could also crash other nearby laptops.
Source: siliconrepublic.com
Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation' Caused Windows XP-Era Laptops to Crash, Says Microsoft Principal Software Engineer
A Microsoft software engineer claimed that playing the music video of Janet Jackson's 1989 hit "rhythm Nation" caused laptops and nearby PCs to crash.
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Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" Holds the Power to Crash Laptops
If you're looking to join Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation," you might want to leave your laptop behind, with the new revelation that the sing...
Source: exclaim.ca
Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation' apparently vibed too hard for some laptops
Microsoft’s Raymond Chen has shared a story about Windows XP-era computers that would crash when trying to play a specific song, thanks to some basic physics.
Source: theverge.com