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Last year, I reported a bug to Apple that could freeze any device or cause crash loops by exploiting how GPUs handle shaders. Dubbed ShadyShader, it overwhelmed the system, forcing reboots. Apple patched it (CVE-2023-40441), but similar issues may persist. #cybersecurity #Apple

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SUV goes flying over a Michigan highway, barely missing a driver. I've always wondered what it would look like for a car to jump off one of these hills. The clip was originally posted to Reddit by a user named StormCamperTTV who didn't provide context. A different user however named GoldenGarbear said they witnessed the aftermath of the crash. "I couldn't see all of it but I was getting off at that exit and you could see the tracks in the grass going up the hill and the guard rail was pretty mangled." "The police had also blocked off the on-ramps, and there were a bunch of emergency vehicles around." In an edit, the user said the following: "I just spoke with the officer at the school I work at, and apparently, the lady was conscious and responsive. No sign of intoxication or a medical cause of the crash." The crash appeared to take place on the I-75.

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