Do you have an example of a bug that prevents quest completion? I've been lucky enough to not run into a single one during my 100+ hours so far and I've been trying to do every quest. I worry that these things keep getting said without people actually experiencing them. I have several friends playing on PS4 without the reported crashes. Not saying you haven't, I just don't have any direct knowledge of the issues that have been reported and when it is, it's very hand-wavy.

On PS4 I ran into a bug near the end of "The Pickup" mission where Jackie gets stuck inside the All Foods building. The next objective is to talk to him, but once you exit the building you can't re-enter or call him. I had to go back to a previous save a few times. Sometimes the game just crashes and I have to restart the console. There have been some other bugs that I just found funny, like once I was driving and all of a sudden the car was stuck hundreds of feet in the air and I fell and died when I got out. I've been enjoying the game though and the bugs haven't really bothered me too much, but I see how they could.

The crashes seem like the worst problem. I imagine that is really frustrating on console. Thanks for sharing.

Games like this tend to have bugs that I can't understand. I recently played through an identical mission a friend of mine was having problems completing. In his game, on a different PC, the game crashes every time he initiated the quest. In mine, it worked without a hitch.

There's so many differences between our savefiles and our system configurations that the bug could be a combinatorial explosion of things without access to source code.

This is super common in videogames. When some significant amount of people are experiencing bugs with a game and you're not, you should defer to the judgement of the ones who are having problems.

I only ran into one bug that prevented quest completion. Near the beginning of the game, there is a quest where you and Jackie have to pick up some equipment then fight your way out of the building. On my first attempt, Jackie got stuck in combat because he didn't recognize a dead as enemy as being dead, so he wouldn't leave the building for me to talk to him and finish the quest.

Here’s one right off the top of Google search: https://forums.cdprojektred.com/index.php?threads/game-break...

Ah, that Disasterpiece one sounds unfortunate. As both a QA tester and quest scripter I can imagine how that cases was potentially missed though.

Is that one you've experienced gabereiser?

Once but a refresh from an older save (and doing things in proper order) worked the second time.

I viewed such a bug on a Twitch stream. Avoiding spoiler details... The streamer was completing the Delemain (sp) questline and had to roll back to a save just before the decision at the end due to a softlock that happened in the scripted sequence after.

There's one quest line which makes you wake up naked without your stuff.

If you trigger the exit dialogue before picking up your stuff, the quest line gets stuck.

That's the only actual showstopper I encountered in 60 hours of gameplay.

I've had a few bugs where scripted events fail to trigger. Nothing game breaking, it's usually solved by loading the last save.

From my experience - most people say "Arduino is ok" but struggle working with plain C.

As well keep in mind number of ready-made libraries for Arduino that can be reused here almost out of the box.

They are surely referring to their Cable Modem, DSL Modem, Cellular Modem, or Fiber Modem.

> They are surely referring to their Cable Modem, DSL Modem, Cellular Modem, or Fiber Modem.

This was tongue in cheek, but clearly lost on some.

But since we've now switched to full-on anal retentive mode: none of the above are modems since there's no modulation or demodulation happening in any of them.

What is Quadrature Amplitude Modulation then?

This is the new LTS release and includes TLS1.3 as well as a rewrite of the RNG.

It sounds like with the new Emergency Access they are generating a key pair for the emergency contact, encrypting to the public key and escrowing the encrypted the symmetric key for your vault data [1]. However LastPass also controls the private key... which seems counter to the marketing, e.g. LastPass should never have access to your symmetric key.

[1]: https://helpdesk.lastpass.com/emergency-access/

Read the content in the right hand column (at your link), under the various headings...

The "Emergency Contact" must be a LastPass user, so they already have a public/private keypair. Your vault is encrypted with their public key and, when the time comes, they're given access to your encrypted vault and are able to decrypt it using their own private key.

Sounds good, in theory, but I'm certainly no cryptography expert. Regardless, I'm not sure if I trust it/"them".

(It won't matter much for me, anyways. When the announced that LogMeIn had bought the company, I jumped ship and moved to 1Password.)

LastPass doesn't have access to your symmetric key, it doesn't have access to your private RSA key either. It's all locally encrypted and locally generated. LastPass does have access to your public key (which is safe and makes sense).

This is accomplished the same way LastPass shares sites.

I think as a Charity you have to focus on one specific concern. If you start down the route of diversifying how do you measure when to stop and how much to you split between the different ventures?