Microsoft’s principal software engineer Raymond Chen revealed on his blog Tuesday that the song has the same frequency as some older model laptops’ hard drives — called a resonate frequency, which is ...
The post Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” Too Rhythmic for Microsoft, Crashed Laptops appeared first on Consequence. When Janet Jackson sang, “With music by our side, we’ll break the color lines,” not ...
Janet Jackson has been in the public eye since she was a little girl. As part of the famous singing Jackson family, music seemed to be a predetermined destiny for Janet, even if she wanted to be a ...
Janet Jackson is still a major force in pop culture, but she used to be everywhere. Her records topped charts. Her music videos played endlessly. The merest glimpse of just one of her nipples could ...
Raymond Chen wrote about the discovery regarding Jackson's signature 1989 music video earlier this month in a blog post, and the Empress of Pop has since reacted via Instagram Jack Irvin has over five ...
Janet Jackson’s "Rhythm Nation" music video once had the power to crash laptops — and not just the laptops it played on, but other laptops nearby. That’s according to Microsoft software engineer ...
Janet Jackson and her catalog of songs have done things to our hearts and minds for years. Apparently, the rhythm in her nation does things to laptops too. Raymond Chen, a Microsoft employee, has been ...
Looking for a way to get out of your Monday morning Zoom meetings to host an old school dance party? Consider starting off your day with this recently discovered glitch. According to The New York Post ...
Janet Jackson is undoubtedly one of the greatest to ever do it. So much so that one of her most sonically innovative hits can crash laptops. Jackson’s 1989 hit “Rhythm Nation,” which is regarded as ...
Janet Jackson’s wardrobe isn’t the only thing that can cause a malfunction. According to a Microsoft development blogger, “a major computer manufacturer” has discovered that playing “Rhythm Nation” ...
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