How do you change your name in Minecraft?
Steps1Understand the limitations. You cannot change your name if you created the account within the last 30 days, nor can you change your name more than once every 30 days. You also must change your name to a name that hasn't been chosen by someone else at this point.Changing your in-game username does not change your Minecraft website profile name.2Open the Mojang site. Go to https://www.mojang.com/ in your browser.3Click ACCOUNT. This tab is in the upper-right side of the page.4Click Log in. It's in the upper-right side of the page.If you're already logged in, skip this step and the next two steps.5Enter your login information. Type your email address and password into the labeled fields on this page.6Click Log in. It's a green button near the bottom of the page.7Find the "Profile Name" section. It is located near the middle of the page.8Click Change. It's a link to the right of your current username.9Enter a new profile name. In the text field near the top of the page, type in the username that you want to use.10Click Check availability. It's a grey button to the right of the profile name text field. This will check your username to see if it's already taken; if not, you'll see a green "username is available" message appear.If the username is already taken, you'll see a red "username is in use" message appear. If so, try a different username, or try spelling your selected username differently, and then click Check availability again.11Enter your password. In the "Password" text field near the bottom of the page, type in the password that you use to log into your Minecraft account.12Click Change name. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will change your current username to your new username immediately; you should see this change reflected the next time that you log into Minecraft on your Windows or Mac computer.After a successful name change, you won't be able to change your name for another 30 days.Your old username will be available for 37 days, meaning that you'll have a week to change your new username back to your old one if you decide to do so.
Why is Minecraft boring?
Minecraft is what you make it to be. I have played since 2012 to maybe late 2016 and after that I was done. The game was meant to be a survival game but after becoming so popular it turned into something a lot bigger. It developed “Creative Mode" which allows you to go fully creative and use your imagination to create amazing structures. As long as you're creative and imaginative you shouldn't be bored but that only applies if you’re new to the game.After I played so much I got burned out and that's pretty much my explanation.Minecraft was so huge thanks to:Notch — The original creator of the game but he stopped working on it a bit after Mojang and let the team take over the development. Without him though the idea for Minecraft would have taken longer to come out. The company was sold to Microsoft some time after for 2.5 Billion which is a great deal and hard to turn down.Minecraft Youtubers: My favorite was SkyDoesMinecraft because he was the chillest and coolest person to watch. He however did stop the whole Minecraft thing because he has hobbies that he enjoys and he really didn't enjoy it after so much time playing it which is obviously understandable.Mods: My favorite modpack was Voltz because it felt so industrial and we could destroy other peoples bases if we found out where they were located. It's complicated sorts like Tekkit as well. Real fun time playing on Voltz servers by the way. Voltz servers is where I spent most time on MC in general blowing crap up and getting raided.Servers/Minigame servers: Severs were huge obviously and people could play minigames with friends and what not. I mainly played Modpack servers like Voltz as previously mentioned.And yeah, there's a lot to the game still and some can say it isn't dying out but with Roblox here taking away most kids now even though it was released in 2006 it is still unlikely to become popular again like it once used to be.However, if you've never played please know that Modpack servers are a lot emptier than before due to the loss of players and this applies to all servers pretty much. Just know that if you never played then you definitely should try some of the things I mentined above.Go try Vanilla and then try a modpack like Voltz/Tekkit/or FTB . It's a lot of fun.Happy gaming!
What are some interesting things to do with Python? I want to make something related to big data or machine learning.
After watching Iron Man, we all wanted to have our very own J.A.R.V.I.S.Ever imagined, you can create it by yourself? Of course not the exact same but a mini version of it. Don't believe me, check it by yourself.Here's BRUNO(my J.A.R.V.I.S in the making).The best part about it is that you can always learn and add new features to it, also it is among one of such projects which always keeps you motivated to learn more and more to reach closer to the original J.A.R.V.I.S.Currently, BRUNO uses 16 modules/libraries for it's functionality.Now, let me tell you some Python features that can you learn from it.1. Speech Recognition/STT(speech-to-text).2. TTS(text-to-speech)3. Creating GUI.4. Web Scrapping(observing & traversing any DOM structure)5. Playing with various APIs(Application Programming Interface).6. Simulating and Manipulating the data stored in your PC.Let me guess, are you thinking that it will take a lot of time/effort?Actually, yes it does. I learnt all those things listed above explicitly and then applied it. But I can tell you a simple trick to save a lot of your time :First think of the stuffs that you want to add or all those daily life stuffs.Google all those stuffs like "How can I can do ....... using Python?"Follow the steps mentioned and learn what is required.Don't worry if you fail, I failed too to add some features. Sometimes I also faced device hanging problems. But that's ok, at least you'll learn some python tips and tricks from it.If you don't find anything relevant on google, try harder. It will make you a pro at googling stuffs.Lastly if you don't find anything then simply ask it on StackOverflow.Trust me, while working on it you'll enjoy every second of it.In my free time I try to add more & more features to it.You can check out the source-code of BRUNO here : ab-anand/Digital-AssistantsAsk me if you've any queries.Suggestions for new features are welcome.Hope it helps :)UPDATE 1: You can check the version 2.0 here -Image Source : Google