u/windowssandbox

Let me start by providing what version my minecraft server runs on and my computer specs:
Version: Latest Release (server runs on Java 25 + my friend connects to my server through server address that i hosted on playit tunnel , I'm connected to my server through localhost)
RAM: 16GB.
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7500 CPU @ 3.40GHz (overclocked to ~3.71GHz).
GPU: Intel(R) HD Graphics 630, DirectX version: 12 (FL 12.1) , can run OpenGL.

Okay so, right in the beginning of after server booted up, the server experienced multiple entity tick lags, for a while before it stops lagging.

So after 1 hour, the weirdest thing happened that I've never seen before in minecraft.

When i placed a chest on 2nd floor of "our" house, i realized that i placed it in wrong position, so i tried breaking it but it disappeared (i didn't even finish breaking it), Then i went outside to get more wood, and right after i broke one log block and picked it up, the chest block appeared next to me out of nowhere on the ground facing me. Like where did it come from?

After that shortly, I tested /tick rate 100 and it works just fine without lagging.

So, is this normal? If not then do I have to tweak server settings?

In first part:
I had to survive fnaf amatronics, the amatronics are glowing their own color, while in the Rooms (DOORS) and they just act like Rooms entities. oh and theres only 4 bros from shiloh&bros. i had to survive WITH them.

After multiple rooms, we reached a restroom where it's safe in there, there are 2 double-tall-beds on left and on the right. so we had to take a rest.

After we took a rest, we proceeded to continue the Rooms.

and then suddenly all fnaf amatronics rush right to the current room, but as soon as we reached there, they ran out of power.

this is weird, but me and 4 bros ended up helping them.

then i proceeded to continue the Rooms myself, since they told me they're gonna find a way for the amatronics to charge back.

Here comes the second part:

multiple very few rooms later, theres my real life living room with lights turned on, but on the wall next to the frame to the hallway, theres a big black hair that flew to that wall.

After it landed on the wall, it started transforming... into the most tallest spider in the world (measuring ~1 meter tall), it had 4 thick legs with only a ball on top that 4 thick legs are connected to, the 4 legs extend diagonally just few centimeters then curves down shortly and then extend down to few centimeters just before the wall, it then curve back up for few centimeters, which made it look like it's standing on and sticking to the wall at same time.

Trust me, the arachnophobia i had when i was young was already gone forever, but the sight of that spider literally terrified me to the maximum. now i have fear of tall spiders.

It just stood there on the wall and did nothing, while i just kept freaking out, until the dream ended and gave me 10-second heart attack.

Dude that spider literally looks like a backrooms entity.

If someone with arachnophobia sees that spider in their dream, they are going to wake up with 1-minute heart attack.

Let me try to describe what the sequence is:
1- starting from 1, normally put 1-digit numbers of 2^n, until just before you meet 2-digit numbers of 2^n.
2- in the 2nd digit of 2-digit numbers of 2^n, do <step 1> for each of them, until just before you meet 3-digit numbers of 2^n (and include normal 2-digit numbers of 2^n).
3- in the 2nd/3rd digits of 3-digit numbers of 2^n, do <step 1> with base digit of <step 1> increased by 1 for all of them (and include normal 3-digit numbers of 2^n).
4- in the ones/tens/hundreds places of 4/5/6-digit numbers of 2^n, start from <step 1> to end of <step 3> for all of them (and include normal 4/5/6-digit numbers of 2^n).
5- starting from 1st 7-digit number of 2^n.. start from the very beginning of <step 1> all the way to the end of step 4, do that for all 7/8/9-digit numbers of 2^n (and include normal 7/8/9-digit numbers of 2^n).
6- well this patterns goes on forever, 10/11/12-digit numbers of 2^n, 13/14/15-digit numbers of 2^n, and so on...

Here is the actual sequence (starting from 1 to 2000001): https://pastebin.com/B6BSpA9r

(Upon analyzing the numbers in the list I created, I noticed that there are multiple patterns created in the process)

Well, here's my repo, you can read the README md file to know about pyasm: https://github.com/windowssandbox/pyasm

You can make games on it too, but i'm trying to find a way to make an instruction that listens if you are holding a specific key (from your keyboard) on that cycle.

(i've actually noticed that some of instructions in my pyasm's instruction set are from 6502 or RISC-V or Intel Processor and they all do the same thing. so is this like multi-assembly?)

And don't confuse buffers with registers (they are different, and there's buffer overflow error).

So, i'm guessing this is the subreddit's first time seeing a VM assembly coded inside python instead of C/C++

I'm gonna add some example codes tomorrow after i come back from exam finals, the final school day.

Alright, what do you think of my (probably) complex project?

Ok im getting tired of these depression episodes that come out of nowhere without any reasons, every single day.

Look, I don't need to go to therapy because these depression episodes pop out of nowhere without any causes, and there's emotional numbness included. Another reason is that I live in Egypt and there are only very few therapy buildings that are far away.

But trying to find the reason to why my mental health glitches out like this makes the episodes more numby, it's like feeling empty, like my brain suddenly forgot how to be happy.

These episodes can last for ~30 minutes up to ~2 hours, but it seems like the duration of these episodes are starting to get longer. At this point I don't even care anymore, im just accepting the reality, not thinking of any way to escape it or else it'll make it more painful.

Attempting to figure it out is a fail too, it's not worth trying to figure it out anymore. I wish I had a dream where there is my subconscious in its physical form standing there, and wanted to ask it to fix these mental health glitches, like im supposed to file a bug report on my mental health real quick before it gets worse, but seems like i have no choice but to wait for that dream to happen. There is actually no way for me to have lucid dreams and just spawn subconscious in. Im probably gonna guess that it'll be just shadowy figure with white eyes just friendly.

Im just venting my thoughts here, no big deal, you can still comment if you want to. So, what do you think?

I'll just put the screenshot in comments section, it's just update screen but keeps saying:

&gt; Something didn't go as planned.

&gt; No need to worry--undoing changes.

&gt; Please keep your computer on.

Has anyone had this problem on their windows 11 before?

My windows 11 build is the 2025 april fools build (it has a 2026 preview update pending).

I just built an entire simple assembly (6502 assembly styled) VM inside python that you can run without installing any packages. it only uses one built-in package which is sys , i call it pyasm

The instructions list and the pyasm script itself can be found in the github repo below:

https://github.com/windowssandbox/pyasm

If you want to run your own assembly code, download pyasm script file, open it on any editor you use, scroll down until you see code list variable, then edit it. (but before writing your code, you'll have to edit the rodata and bss structure)

To run the your pyasm code, open terminal on same folder as where you downloaded/moved the main py file, and run this:

python pyasm.py

(or just open pyasm script file)

The simulated CPU is protected by the way, so it'll halt when you try to JMP to same PC, or it'll print error when an invalid instruction is executed and more.

And in the #modifiers section, you can expand/extend rodata_size or bss_size, as well as enabling debug_mode which lets you see CPU registers and what instruction ran.

Apologies if the script is literally filled with if/elif/else conditions.

I'm curious to see if you can run graphical version of bad apple on pyasm. You can share your own pyasm code in comments section (but make sure it's easy to read just like the example code).