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Me, in a Discord channel called "nightly-testing", writing "This is from 1.0.1 and happened a few days ago. I think I was adding synths to a kit when it crashed, but I don't remember with absolute certainty." Below that, a picture of my Deluge. It's a black metal device with several silicone buttons with colorful LEDs below them. It also has seven knobs (some black, some gold) and an OLED screen. The lower two thirds of the device are taken up by a matrix of 8 rows and 16 columns of square pads with RGB LEDs below them. Then there's an additional 2 columns of 8 rows of the same pads to the right of that, used for muting, auditioning, and playing. From left to right, the main matrix displays four binary patterns, each 4 columns and 8 rows in size, in different colors: purple, blue, green, and cyan. The two columns on the right also display a pattern, in red. In each of the patterns, each LED is either illuminated in the color of that block, or not at all. Each block of 4×8 LEDs thus represents a 32 bit address. The two columns on the right represent the first four hex digits of the firmware's Git commit hash. The small OLED screen says, in capital letters, white on black "Error: E339. Press select knob to attempt resume, then save to new file." Below my post, there's a reply of the bot "Deluge Crash Reader", saying: Thanks for the image, @scy!, it decodes as: 0x201157c0 0x2011585c 0x20110840 0x20048f4c 0xfe31 fe31a4f9b112890b16315796907788eb81314ff