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This music video can crash your computer. It even has its own CVE number (CVE-2022-38392). Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” contains specific resonant frequencies that cause errors on certain 5400rpm hard drives. Play at your own risk.
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The song was infectious; in a bad way. Playing on one laptop could cause other machines in the same room to crash. The fix was hilarious. The manufacturer modified the audio pipeline to remove the offending frequency. You quite literally couldn't play the offending note!

It mostly affected machines in the XP-era, but one reasonably modern drive is reported to be affected. The external USB 4TB Seagate Backup Plus supposedly still has the issue! You can find the CVE on NIST here; labeled as a “resonant frequency denial of service”:

Try it. You'll never look back.

Thanks to whoever invented SSD

Also this :) -

I really want to shake the hand of someone who's rocking a 5400 rpm HDD here in 2025.

is this safe?

7200rpm HHDs supremacy

Reminds me of the Seattle radio station bug that killed infotainments systems in certain Mazdas

Makes me regret deleting this one track I made where I could hear and feel shocks around my nasal area during certain parts. Body itself is negative and positively charged.. it basically runs on electricity.

I just put "CVE-2022-38392" into my Chrome search bar and Chrome crashed. Coincidence, but hilarious.
