Hakaku

Umm, are you serious Delic? Continuum is a game client for SubSpace (http://getcontinuum.com/). The original SubSpace client died off when Virgin Interactive Entertainment pulled the plug on the game. So the last version released was SubSpace 1.35. If you take your time to look around SubSpace Downloads, you can even find some really old versions of it as well.

An update on this issue: Seeing how I needed to get something on my old computer, I took the time to see if I had the same problem on Windows 98SE. An surely enough, my exception.log file was roughly 1.2GB - which really is a considerable amount. Anyhow, if anyone else is still running Windows 98, I'd advise checking your file as well.

Well, that's a really vague description. First of all, are you sure you're connected to the internet? Second, have you installed anything recently (firewalls, antiviruses, games, etc.)? Third, do you have any firewalls? Maybe your answer is in this sticky : http://www.ssforum.net/index.php?showtopic=13180

That's not a valid directory, it should be : ssdir.playsubspace.com

Wait, guests can post in Trash Talk Lounge? Weird. Anyhow, hi 007paul x3

Judging from the picture, it appears the holes are only found around the lighter brown color of rock, which indicates two different compositions (hard to tell). I'm no geologist, but it's probably caused by a chemical reaction between something and that part of the rock.

When I first upgraded to Windows Vista, I had to spend two entire days debugging my laptop. If I weren't computer literate, who knows what I would have done - Windows Explorer, of all things, was constantly crashing. After that, I went through everything. I enjoy a lot of upgrades and security, and obviously the Aero theme. Luckily I have lots of space, so everything has run smoothly. However, I still have problems with Vista's Language Bar not docking properly, freezing Windows. And I absolutely loathe the 'view' settings for folders. They never stay in the same display view, even if you specify a certain view, it still won't remember later on. Oh, and the UAC should be turned off by default (worst invention ever). But that's not to say I didn't have problems with XP. Comparably, I've never really gotten any BSOD on Vista, but I was getting quite a few on XP at times. I forget a lot of my criticism on XP, especially when I first made the switch from Windows 98SE, so I can't add much more atm. In the end though, I like Vista because it supports far better my needs than XP has. Since I work a lot with languages, proper display of text is really important (XP wasn't very great at handling a lot of things). Although if I were more geared towards programming, I definitely would never switch over to Vista due to so many incompatibilities.

Well, you kind of answered your own question in a way. The fourth hop is the one that's generating all your lag, and it's caused by your ISP, not the server as you can note by your packetloss (YTS:22.7%), and the fact that it occurs in all zones: 4 172.17.169.28 accessl2-los-A1.net.aol.com 99.0 20 20 20 If you've been using the same connection for 2 years as stated, it's possible that it's just a temporary thing. However, I would strongly recommend you inquire about this to your Internet Service Provider, and ask them about the packetloss, because there's not much else anyone here can do for you :/

Did you bother to restart your computer?

The exception log or text file is basically an exception handler, which generates the error, and additional data information (such as time, dll locations, program location, language, etc.). It should be perfectly safe to delete the file as Continuum is not dependant on it. I can't really explain why your file is so huge, as mine is just 50kb. But then again, I'm running Vista. I can check later on my Windows 98; it's possible it's generated by some incompatability with the OS since the update to 0.40. Or maybe the error is being generated by a conflict with another program, or improper program termination.

Afaik, you could just use "front-end" (l'interface entre l'utilisateur et l'ordinateur) and "back-end" (le logiciel permettant d'exploiter ~) in French, since no exact term exists for it. It also depends on the usage, "serveur" could equally be used for back-end, while "client" could be used for the front-end.

Well, aspartame isn't that far off MSG, so it's not all that big of a surprise.

Please read the FAQ Basically: View > Advanced Options > Sofware Emulation (Select this) Hope this helps

My Valentine's day = school + work But the better part, was coming home and eating chocolate, single, but still sweet.

What programs were you running prior to starting Continuum? What programs were on at the same time as Continuum? What Windows version are you running?

The stupid starcraft game won't submit my new scores either...

Although no more peaktime than Polix's, you'd think the page would merit better ping times and image quality Although, nice to see part of the site up. http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/3831/clientinterfacelk4.png

Yeah, I cheated. But it beats using the forum search function every time

I swear to God here's been snowing nonstop 30 cm every two days; the snow is piling up higher than my head! But I like snow; last year we barely had any for the longest of time.

Although I never finished this (hasn't been updated since 0.39pr1, some of the info could be expanded on), and used it mostly as a self reference for problems in the Tech Support, it could be useful for your FAQ questions.Continuum_Errors__updated_.pdf

The forum and server help guide are working atm though.

Tip of the day isn't exactly very useful:

I thought the building (design) looked very Japanese; probably a store underneath, and the main house portion overtop.

XP: (!@#$%^&*uming you're in thumbnail view atm) Go back to list view and then switch back to thumbnail view while keeping the "Shift" key pressed. Vista: Switch to Details view. Then press and hold the SHIFT key, and from the "Views" drop-down, select "Medium Icons". Close and reopen the folder. And as I said, it may or may not change the folder settings right away. You'll have to close that window and go back to see if it worked.