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Yes, it's unlikely to cause problems in any real-world setup, but it's theoretically possible :P I've edited my original comment to clarify that it won't always
by arilotter 6y ago
Yes, it's unlikely to cause problems in any real-world setup, but it's theoretically possible :P
I've edited my original comment to clarify that it won't always be the case.
- lostlogin 6y agoSignal that can damage hardware is something that used to be discussed with CRT monitors back in those ancient times, and rumours existed of a virus that played on this. Having damaging audio signal is a new one for me.