Where it's just everybody talking who would thought so the idea is that basically we go around the room and Based on the chapter that we just read some people just have to pick something that they learned about the chapter that they can remember and Just tell us about it. So it's kind of there's a lot of learning value in just Repeating something even if it's almost word-for-word actually the way I've learned stuff a lot of the time is I just Copy stuff that as I'm reading it and just the process of writing it down. You just naturally learn it. So anyway So we start on my left And so these the the topic This is just from anything in the book that you guys can remember anything and just you know two or three minutes And then hopefully we can finish up around nine so so my favorite chapter so far have been Like on on TCP. So this is something that we we actually deal with every day But we don't really deal with it directly and then Just understanding how TCP works Really like it just it helped me to understand why certain things are done not just what needs to be done So like for example TCP has How TCP actually figure it out, you know, how much we should send in a chunk is by incurring incurring packet Right so how they start is like I start with this one note size Maybe you could step back and what's the how does how does the TCP connection start? Anybody from the audience, how did it start? Oh, I would like to hear a Would you like to hear this? That's a slow connection Yes, thank I'm gonna tell you TCP joke, okay That's really good Yeah Yes, and there's a lot of geeky jokes, but TCP so sorry. Yeah, okay, tell us about that All right, so those Let's say I don't know what's your capacity server client. Let's just say server client I don't know what's your capacity. So I'll just test it. It's like I'm gonna I'm gonna start small and see if you're able to reply to me in time Great, so then what do I do next I increase it and then I increase it Exponentially until I incur packet loss I send I send like this this much and I only get this much back I'm like, alright, so now it looks like your capacity is between this and this and then that's the end of the What is it called the capacity? congestion control And then then there's the next space starts which is congestion avoidance So how do we how do we figure out then it just drops and then there's like always have to figure out Well, how how you drop it until you meet until you find a sweet spot where we speak at the right window size and then so And then from there on we just we just constantly speak at this window size until this This is like terminated or I start to see like packet loss again, and then I adjust it and so on so forth So TCP is very smart in that sense And then there are many like performance There are many performance Improvement you can make just just by tweaking your server like increase the for example increasing the initial window size and then You actually you had a practical you had a practical learning from this remember Which one so they have like a checklist and remember you changed some setting Work it didn't work No, it's not it's not a true demonstrate like with matrix like how this thing is gonna like what do you expect and whether it worked or not So like I couldn't find a way to measure it because it is that such a little mimics the request pattern Oh, yeah, I work for a bidding. Yeah, so there's a checklist find that very very useful even if you're just like deploying like a Regular web app. I mean like why not just I think the one that you disabled was disabled slow start after I live yeah, that's the slow start restart You don't need that not necessary cool All right, thanks. Why? well this reading this book took me back into ether real or wire shark as it called these days and One of the things I really liked was when I combined chapter two and three You see all the things you have to do when you make a unit P packet that is already inside the TCP so But you can make your own Tweaks in the UDP while the TCP is kind of static and it will act the way it does If you need to make changes for the UDP you can add those on to the so what kind of stuff The checks maybe you don't need all the checks Maybe you'll send more data at the same time So this isn't this is book club not panel, so that's why it's a little vague Okay. Yeah, this is it. Yeah anything else No, from this one if you go back to vote back one page at the far bottom No, no the chapter two All the way to the bottom the one that They conclude it all the way through the book that makes the biggest Impact is to compress static data turn on the G-SIP flag in the proxy or Wherever it is When one of the big like things that just keep talking about in this like this whole book really could have just been summed up with It's not it's nothing the biggest performance bottleneck is latency Yeah, not bandwidth and just send for fuel requests is pretty much the the overall Theme of the whole book Move yourself or closer to your clients Well, we haven't got to the HDP to We're gonna cover Everybody can talk about I contacted him actually about the book club But we couldn't find a good time here to do a because he's in you know, California And like the time book clubs on is like four in the morning So He came to Singapore once topping at a red dot Time to come game My favorite chapter was for which was on TLS and security So it's it it goes through quite interestingly what you do to get your Your application secure and Basically, it explains you all the everything from you know basic cryptography to certificates and certificate trade It's certificate chains and trust and all that stuff And also like the It's a mess with the certificate industry. There is old styles of doing revocations a new style of doing revocation Upcoming style of doing revocation Just read the chapter It's Forget Right, so where do you start? Certificates, you know, I'm stapling. Let's do my stapling. Yeah stapling stapling is is something that is Going to be the the default solution going forward. That's what everybody's talking about So stapling is used for certificate revocation Certificates basically tell a browser with the client that your website is something that can be trusted And the server is claiming who or who he or she or it is So the problem with that model is That if you have Something that if you have a certificate you put on a server But later you realize that maybe the private key got somehow compromised on the certificate is lose So to say anybody else can also put the same certificate on their server and fined to be you Then you you want to go and revoke it and basically before it expires You want to say no this don't trust the certificate the standard way of doing that is something called Certificate CRLs which is Certification revocation lists. Unfortunately, so this is basically a massive list of certificates that is published by the certificate authorities like the bunch of them and the browsers go and look at them and check if they If the if you're the certificate is trying to access isn't that list if it is then it doesn't trust it and gives you an error The problem is these lists are massive especially after the SSL attack from last year These lists are ridiculously massive and the browsers sometimes just die even trying to get through them and the problem and to preserve the user experience the default Behavior of all browsers is if for some reasons they can't access the CRL list or they can't access through the CRL list They believe that the certificate is valid and move on This is in every single browser. I think Firefox has a button to change that behavior But by default all browsers just accept the certificate if CRL lookup changes The same with OCSP which is a protocol based we are doing the same thing, but again same problem all browsers fail open So the new way of doing things which what they're trying to do is when the server sends a certificate over to the browser at the first connection it also puts the OCSP response that it just Just received itself or within a few hours with the certificate and gives it to the browser So that the browser doesn't need to itself to go and check the OCSP response That's going to be the way to go forward And it's called certificate state OCSP stately. I believe I think there's a small box on that going forward if you scroll down source Anyway, so that's that's what everywhere everybody's going, but it's important to know like how these things work Because they're they're pretty There's something that we rely on all the time when we just assume things are working But it's important to know how things are cheap what what's actually happening. I after reading this chapter I had to set up TLS Connection for so that I remember doing this a few years ago. I'm just being gone.  I'm just copying and pasting commands off. I am Experts exchange This is years ago and but now after After reading this chapter I came back to it. I'm like, oh, I just get what's going on. I just understood it And so it's just awesome kind of like are you reading something and you suddenly understand it? I guess that's what the point is but other interesting thing that a book says is that a lot of people give this thing that oh TLS is Computing the expensive and having secure connections to whatever you know to between your server and the client is It adds latency and adds which is it's completely bullshit Google's proven a few years ago when we did this massive report about you know, it's your adult servers How much actual increase in computing like how much overhead you add and there is other head in my seat I because it's got additional hands yeah So there's a little head and latency where doesn't overhead in actual processing of off the encryption and the data and stuff like that Yeah, it's it's only initial so there's only one extra and and also the CR a little bit if that it's like I think it's like seven or something, but you can use like Like fast fast open or something right TLS fast open or something. So it's sort of assumes. It's good But the point is there's no real good reason against using it anymore So if you have anything that's you know important in fact chromes really pushing for it these days Oh, if you have anything dropping like non SSL size Yeah, I know that so speaking of which right Speaking of which the cool thing which is going to happen very very soon is ITF Mozilla and EFF no EFF Mozilla and someone else is coming up with this new thing called Let's encrypt Which is which is a super cool? like a single line utility that you just type in your You know favorite Linux box or whatever and it generates a certificate for you It's a free valid SSL certificate for any website you want Installed and provisioned in one command and this is happening in September, so Keeper if you I mean like going forward you basically have no reason not to have a secure website It must be people who like to build a business on selling certificates like this.  This is the basic version but still So sorry, let's give you. Yeah It's not SSL as well, which is not a freebie. Yeah, but they but it's only a year or something isn't it is it okay? It's like a freemium model. They give you a year free, but this is this is free for good So Which could mean that I also could go the one thing I remember Which which I didn't understand was the way that mobile data works, so there's a chapter in here on like like mobile networks and There's if when you're so where you are right now There's like a low-powered radio sort of deal Which kind of figures out where you are what your account details are whether you've got like a valid Like sim all this kind of stuff And then if there's like an incoming like data packet for you What will happen is it'll like I Guess it'll figure out which sort of like one of these meta towers that you're connected to and then it'll Then so it figures out where you are and then it uses that to figure out the nearest like real tower to send like a Proper connection and then it establishes like a proper like a data connection So sort of has like this to level sort of thing and another interesting thing is like if you've got Like a long-running a long-running TCP connection What have it doesn't actually need to keep the okay So when when when you're transmitting data, that's like super expensive for your battery Like to choose enormous amounts of power So the what you want to do is like you know reduce the amount of data that you're transmitting at any time So you might think oh well, you know, you want to shut down the connections Between you know if you're doing something like long hauling or something But it's okay because what it what ends up happening is that the like the base station kind of acts like a proxy And it will maintain it'll hold the connection open to the server for you and only when it receives data Does it reopen the like the mobile connection and send the packets to you? So I thought that was interesting Yeah, it's just a lower level. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, it's it's like yes, okay low level and Yeah, that was that was interesting and The TLS that the slow start thing I thought was interesting like because Yeah If you send a whole bunch of if you're trying to download a whole bunch of small files That's bad because you'll never reach the maximum capacity of a single connection because you'll finish the file before you've Increase the window like the the window increases over a number of seconds So if it yeah, if it takes more than a couple of seconds to download your file You'll never actually reach like bandwidth saturation. So Yeah, another reason to use bundles and like in cat nation tools. So, yeah That's it. So that's well, yeah, this book was never about JavaScript. This is about Distribution And before we end I just want to try out to find Speakers for the next be love you probably the next the second or third Tuesday of every month So that it doesn't so that it takes on the clock for the book club on that week right so so next month is probably 18 okay And yeah, so We'll try to find first times because on anyone one Volunteer Those who are new to JavaScript or new to this meetup Anyone wants to volunteer? Yeah, that's exactly what you look for from the beginning like express How we learn something or what kind of stuff you're learning Yeah You can like for example, I I learned about SSL at work because I have to Configure the server to talk SSL It's a job secure bit screen is like how I look certificate and then understand what that is about like and then afterwards I give a talk to our Singapore office on SSL just be like here is what I learned and then just by giving that talk First of all, I had a chance to summarize what I learned and then see and also revalidate what I believe is true Right and then also by giving that talk I give my Colleague colleagues of opportunity to learn about SSL Also, there are colleagues who are more experienced than I am dealing with SSL So they gave me feedback on certain things that I didn't know off So that's another opportunity to learn more things. So for a beginner. It's just like after you learn about something Give a talk on it. It's just like a It reinforces what you learn and then and also give other people a chance to criticize you And then help help you learn more about that Frameworks libraries methodology technology You know something if you find it interesting if it's gardening Put it into an interesting talk I Can go through myself Yeah, of course, just express Talk about my work Joe Joe call me Joe to better


This is covering the spread part of the Fandall podcast network It is Friday, which means we have discussed Super Bowl 57 from every angle possible Which means it's time to focus on something else because Saturday They've got a loaded slate once again of some men's college basketball So John Rothstein is swinging by today to break down his thoughts on a couple of those games Which one is Zion also talk about the general landscape across the nation as we enter some key games in conference play This is covering the spread right here on the Fandall podcast network and number fire calm My name is Jim Saunas. I am a senior writer and analyst for number fire calm Joined here as mentioned by John Rothstein check him out on Twitter at John Rothstein Well, he is an insider for CBS Sports You can find his podcast the college hoops day podcast as well John big weekend coming up for you How are you doing today? Never better Jim great to be with you Absolutely great to be with you here as well Talk about something else other than Super Bowl any Super Bowl predictions for you John before we dive into college basketball You know, I'm hosting a party. I know it's the chiefs in the Eagles. I'm gonna make sure there's wings I'm gonna make sure there's pizza But other than that I'm much more interested in Sunday's game between Northwestern and Purdue at Welsh Ryan arena to be candid with you You had Chris Collins and your podcast two weeks ago head coach of my alma mater So I'm pretty excited about that one too. What you got for me with the Wildcats on Sunday Well, you know one of the great stories in college basketball is unfolding in Evanston And you know, I think when you look at what transpired at the conclusion of last season, you know Pete Nance opting to transfer to North Carolina Ryan Young opting to transfer the Duke I don't think there's anybody including myself that would have felt that Northwestern would have had a chance To finish in the top half of the Big 10 But we're here now in Northwestern is in position to be in position to make the NCAA tournament for the second time in program history And look, I firmly believe, you know that Matt Painter has obviously done a great job at Purdue He's obviously got two freshman guards. They're number one in the country. They're surging towards a number one seed but if Northwestern Makes the NCAA tournament for the second time in program history and loses a starting Big man to North Carolina and a starting big man to do I firmly believe that Chris Collins should be the big 10 coach of the year Yeah, I still remember where I was when Derek Parton at that game winner against Michigan back in 2016 or whatever it was. I was in my apartment in Boston Watching that my my now wife and I went nuts on the couch. It was it was a great time So hope we can duplicate that Purdue pretty tough task, but they've been playing well so far So, you know, it's been a blast. We're talking about some bubble teams I know Northwestern is in your your 68 right now We'll talk about that other bubble teams may rise and more in a second But first a reminder to make sure you are subscribed to covering this spread wherever you get your podcast to get all that Super Bowl 57 breakdown. We talked props. We talked the game We talked about anthem half time all that all in the same place Just search for covering this spread wherever you get your podcast hit subscribe And if you like what you hear leave us a rating and review as well now Talking about Purdue. Let's talk about some teams at the top of the nation and John I think that this this year there's a lack of consensus on which team is the best nation and That seems a bit odd when you're looking back at like past years When's the last time you remember? I'm gonna call it parody at the top You know, you can say no team is separated. I'll call it parody When is the last time a year similar to this occurred in your mind, you know, Jim This really reminds me of the 2010-11 season when Yukon won the national championship But was nine and nine in Big East play and you think about the makeup of that final four You had Yukon a three seed Kentucky a four seed on the other side of the bracket It was VCU and 11 and Butler and eight I don't know if we're gonna have that type of discrepancy in terms of who makes the final four But if you told me there's gonna be no one or two seeds in the final four in Houston on April 1st I wouldn't be shocked No, I think that that makes a lot of sense because there can be chaos There's volatility and stuff like that when there is a lack of consensus and that can lead to a lot of fun stuff in March So let's take a look at the top of the nation right now I want to know for you John when you look at the best teams in the nation, which team do you pinpoint as being the one? Maybe not that wins the national championship because there is a lot of volatility there But if you were picking the best team right now, which team are you focusing on there? I don't have a best team and I know that's not a cop-out answer, but I don't I see flaws everywhere I mean Purdue is the team that I think has played the best against the highest caliber of competition In terms of their performance But when you look at Purdue and you think about what has won in the NCAA tournament Part of the equation for all the teams that go to the final four and make and win national championships is elite guard play Think about last year's, you know that perimeter for Kansas Remy Martin. Oh jog Baji DeWon Harris Christian Brown then think about the year before with Baylor Adam Flagler may COT Davion Mitchell Jared Butler think about Virginia in 2019 Ty Jerome Kyle Guy Kihei Clark DeAndre Hunter Those are the perimeters that have won national championships over the last couple NCAA tournaments We are now asking Braden Smith and Fletcher lawyer to join that exclusive company That's something that I think is a little bit alarming. I think if Purdue runs against Obviously, you know a team that has great athleticism can double the post and obviously get into their guards We saw it last night. Iowa at the end of the game Frustrated Purdue with a pressure and there was a lot of turnovers down the stretch and here's another thing And you know me I was like at the look at things from 30,000 feet out Purdue is now trending towards being the number one seat in the South region if that holds Purdue then would play a regional final and a sweet 16 at the KFC young center in Louisville That is the same site of the elite eight lost to Virginia in 2019 Jim It's just a little bit of history repeating Absolutely, and I think that other another like ding against Purdue at least in my eyes is like The conference has been underwhelming on the whole I mean Purdue has been a difference in that like they had not been underwhelming, but it seems like the Big 10 in general Isn't the strength isn't the conference as strong constantly typically see have you had a similar perception of the conference in general? With the Big 10 we can't argue the volume of the Big 10 We can't argue what the Big 10 is done in terms of putting teams into the NCAA tournament But remember this the Big 10 earned 18 bids over the last two NCAA tournaments and only sent three Teams to the sweet 16 in the last two years Michigan went twice and Purdue went once other than the boilers I think you look at Indiana you look at Rutgers as teams that could get to that second weekend But after that we're splitting atoms all depends on the matchups, but Jim as you know as well as I do This is only February absolutely so a lot to be decided so let's talk about some teams That could be on the rise here because there is still some time before we get to the conference tournaments and stuff like that When you're looking at the the non-top teams, you know beyond that upper tier we were just discussing Which teams do you think could rise and really make some noise when the games matter as we get into the conference tournaments? You know, I look at what team could be this year's North Carolina Be a team that's in the middle of the bracket and then make a run deep into the field And I think Creighton has all the requisites Creighton as a team again That was a bit, you know off the radar because of Ryan Colpraner's illness in late December But his regained its form has a starting five that can match up with anybody in college basketball He's gotten great play out of South Dakota State transfer Baylor Shireman He's having a better rebounding season this year at Creighton than he did last year at South Dakota State Creighton's a team. I think that could be this year's North Carolina Yeah, and that's an interesting team for sure and see who can make some noise there Maybe don't get a higher seed because of the underperformance earlier on this year because aggregate record does go into a lot of that stuff So that could make them a fun team to focus on later on now That's focusing on March focusing on the conference tournaments But we still have regular season championships left to be decided. So when you look at the Regular season conference championships that are still up in the air John Which races are you watching and how do you see those races playing out? Well, the UCLA in Arizona are obviously neck-and-neck in the Pac-12. That's a really interesting race to watch I think the Mountain West again has been one of the most compelling Conferences in college basketball. There's a real chance for this league to get four teams in the NCAA tournament again And then the Big East with Xavier You know, I think we talked the last time about the musketeers that I was on with you recalibrated under Sean Miller and again still looking formidable Obviously without Zach Fremantle Jerome Hunter is playing more before Colby Jones is playing a little small bowl for They play on Friday night against Butler and Hinklefield's house But Xavier again to me aesthetically pleasing and maybe the best watch in college basketball Xavier right now not the favorite in the big East. You got Marquette at plus 130 Xavier plus 170 Creighton Who you mentioned before also plus 280 When you look at those three teams Do you think that Xavier has the juice to pull this out in the regular season? And then once we get to Conference tournament play, how do you see this this conference all shaking out? Well, I think the teams that we're looking at right now or all the class of the big East Those teams are clearly going to be in the NCAA tournament I had Seton Hall on Friday as one of my first four teams out of my bracket breakdown obviously for fan duel But I think when you look at this league and you think about what's going to happen it down the stretch Xavier still has a road game at Providence Xavier still has a road game at Marquette Xavier still has a road game at Seton Hall who will view that game as an opportunity To get a quad won victory and solidify their status as an at-large team So Xavier has quite a bit of difficulty remaining on its non-conference schedule I give the edge to Marquette, but again, we're splitting Adams again And again creating a team that could make some noise once we get to tournament play as well Now you mentioned your round of six or your your group of 68 your field of 68 you posted that this morning over on the dual So we know who the bubble teams are we know which teams are kind of on the fringes at the moment When you look at those teams whether to be on the good side of the bubble right now or the wrong side Looking at the next couple of weeks John Which teams do you think are going to solidify themselves as being teams that? Cement themselves in the tournament over the next couple of weeks You know Wisconsin had a great win against Penn State the other night in state college Wisconsin's turning a corner and again when you're in a conference like the big 10 or the big 12 You are going to get opportunities to move the needle that obviously benefits teams in those conferences Yeah, Wisconsin a team that has been interesting for sure We'll see what they can do as far as trying to ascend towards the bubble I know teams you're you have your eyes on as far as ones that you think are going to You know really cement themselves in the next couple weeks Oregon's got an opportunity To get a quad won win on Saturday against UCLA. That's a big opportunity for the Ducks And I also think you know the Texas A&M because of what happened last year just mission missing out on the bracket Is an interesting team to follow the one thing we have to keep an eye on with Texas A&M Texas A&M has a pair of quad for losses on its resume. They lost obviously to Wofford at home They lost to Murray State on a neutral court Those two losses will follow them around like a 10 pound dumbbell on their ankle from now until selection Sunday Absolutely. Now you alluded to some big games coming up this weekend Let's take a look at Saturday's slate of games John when you look at all those games if you're making like a Must watch list or someone who is watching college basketball on Saturday, which games to you crack that must watch list You con Kraton is appointment television Sonogo clock runner Hurley McDermott obviously Kraton is such a tough team to be at home A great matchup to at the point guard spot between Ryan Newton and Ryan M. Harden Tristan Newton who's playing outstanding basketball Virginia against Duke can Duke solidify its status as a real real contender to make noise obviously down the stretch in the ACC Then I think every single big 12 game as always is going to be one That's you know, we're gonna be looking at obviously really really closely TCU limping a little bit without Mike Miles. How do they match up with Baylor? And I think Baylor is built for the NCAA tournament. I look at this Baylor team and I think about their makeup and It's really similar to the makeup that they had when they won a national championship in 2021 Well, let's go through it for a sec. Who were the fives in 2021? Chama Chachua and Flo Thamba They have them and they also have Josh and Juana who I think is a terrific terrific cross-back long term The four on that team was more vital great defender Jalen Bridges is obviously a little bit different But you still have a capable foreman and then The guards on that team were Teague, Mitchell and Butler the cards on this team are Flagler, Crier and George So you got the same five men you have another elite perimeter and you got a four man who's a borderline all-conference player So what do you view as being the ceiling for Baylor, you know, they're 17 to 1 within a national championship right now They are not in that upper tier, but as we said, there's a lot of ambiguity there Do you think they have the upside do that again? Or is this more such to team that is going to be making noise maybe not having the ceiling to win at all? No Baylor can go to the final four again win a national championship. I have no doubt about that Alrighty Baylor 17 to 1 right now to win the national championship Over at fan dual sports book their odds to advance the final four are plus 350 as well That is John Rothstein once again Check him out on Twitter at John Rothstein find him over at CBS Sports and the on the college hoops today podcast John Have fun this weekend. Enjoy the games. Enjoy Northwestern versus Purdue on Sunday as well. We'll talk to you once again here soon Jim always great to be with you. Sorry about the cough, but you know, we sleep in May We sleep in May we we have cough drops and may as well that is John Rothstein. 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Hey everyone, Broogly here, and in this video I'm going to be going over a backroom's level of 145, aka perpetual isolation. This level is a terrifyingly claustrophobic, infinite maze of a bunch of weird corridors and prison areas, with some very strange stuff happening in the shadows. If you get sent here, it's not going to be a good time, so if that sounds fun to you then you're going to love this video and speaking of it, let's get into the video now, shall we? So this level actually has an undetermined difficulty, and that's mostly because not much information has been recorded about it. There are random properties that don't make sense, and there are random entities that are deep down, and there's weird stuff outside of the prison windows that are just unknown, so overall everything is just undetermined. Level 145 is made up of a very repetitive system of small to large jail cells. The cells are old looking, and they're all damp and eroding too. There's leaky pipes in the ceiling, moldy spots in the corners of the rooms, chipping and cracking paint all over every single wall, and just in general it's a disgusting level. So far, each cell seems to have two doors. One door leads out to the hallway type area, and another door leads directly from cell to cell, and as you can imagine all these doorways and openings make this level extremely confusing, and it's literally like a big maze. Some of the pathways lead to sudden dead ends, and some of them lead to areas that have never been found before, and some of them you might have to walk miles back to where you started because it just randomly ends, and some of the hallways never seem to stop going. On top of that, some of the cells have actually been measured, and there's about three different sizes to the ones that we found so far. Some are about 4 feet wide, some are about 6 feet wide, and some are about 8 feet wide, and all of them are 8 feet tall, even the 3 foot long ones, which is strange. It's also important to note that this level is thought to not be infinite. That's right, not infinite, just really big. It's actually thought to be around 10,000 different rooms. Of course, that's just an estimate, there could be more. The level isn't lit up with regular old light bulbs or fluorescent lights like most of the other bathrooms levels are. Instead, literally all the light here comes from small barred windows in the cells themselves. The light itself is bright white, and it seems to just glow from those windows into parts of the rooms. Like, it can't even light up the entire room, it can only light up just a small fraction of the room, leaving a ton of the rooms and all of the hallways pitch black, and the windows themselves seem to either be really strong or unbreakable in only some of the cells even have them. Lovely. Now you can slightly see out of the windows down below to what looks like a courtyard area with stone sidewalks. You can only see to the edge of those stone sidewalks, and then after that, you can just barely ever so slightly see a cityscape off in the distance. And in that city, sometimes you'll be able to see sidewalks and alleyways and skyscrapers, but there's just so much fog in this white mist stuff everywhere that you can't really make anything out. And if you're looking out the window and then you look straight up above, you can see the building that you're in going up for thousands and thousands of stories. Cool. Now, sometimes outside of the windows near that foggy city, you can see a shadowy figure or a group of shadowy figures walking around. Now, you can just barely see them, but they look to be humanoid in shape and their actions and intentions are unclear. No one knows what they are, if they're dangerous or if they're the residents of this city that you can kind of see or anything. We just don't know, but they sure do look terrifying. I mean, look at this, the hallways and cells of this level are extremely echoey and it can be really annoying sometimes if you make a loud noise or if you drop something because it'll just echo off the walls for a long period of time. Most of the time there's actually a slight echo from the noises outside from the shadowy people moving around or the city noises randomly happening and that noise just penetrates the walls and comes in and echoes everywhere. These echoes aren't just annoying, though. They can actually be terrifying, especially since people have heard gut-wrenching screams and cries for help echoing out of the walls and the cells deeper into the level. Nice. Now, it's thought that there could be an entity or two that lurks deep down in the cells. No one's for sure seen it, but some people swear that they can look over and see something peering out of a doorway. If you do hear a scream from in the level, never chase after it, even if it sounds like a person is close because they're not going to be close and people have ran after those screams and never been seen from or heard from again. Nice. This level is actually widely known to be hard to get to, like you can barely get here, which might be a good thing. And there's only a couple of entrances that have ever been found. One of them was found in a prison cell on level 448. So that's the first one. And then the other only documented one was on level 95, deep inside of an underground claustrophobic room, which kind of looks like a prison cell. And that's all we have. Those single two entrances are all we know of how to get here, which, like I said, might be a good thing since this level sounds terrifying and there might be a huge entity trying to lure you deep into it. This level is also famously hard to exit, mainly due to how big and maze like the whole thing is. But the only exit that's ever been found is stumbling across and out of place wooden door in a prison cell. Then you got to open that door and walk through it and you'll be sent out. So to make it easier on yourself, just don't come here. But yeah, this level was genuinely terrifying. I couldn't imagine being stuck in a small jail cell with an entity screaming from the depths of it trying to lure me to it. That's it for the video. I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for watching. 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