How To Fix Your Comcast Router: A Troubleshooting Guide

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Comcast offers a router to all of its internet customers for a monthly fee. If your Comcast router isn’t working, there may be something you can do to fix it.

1 – How to access Comcast router settings

If you’re just looking to tweak a few settings—like the Comcast WiFi password or Comcast network name—you’ll need to log in to your router.

1. Using a device on the router’s network, open a browser window. You can use a tablet, computer, or phone.
2. Enter the router IP address and press enter. The default Comcast IP address is 10.0.0.1.
3. Enter your router username and password.
4. Access the settings you want using the web interface.

Visit our guide on how to log in to a Comcast router for more details.

2 – The Comcast router has malware or a virus

If you suspect your Comcast router has malware or a virus, disconnect any connected devices from the router and contact Comcast for technical support. The support team will likely advise you to factory reset the router.

Check out our guide on how to factory reset a Comcast router.

3 – The Comcast router won’t turn on

If the Comcast router or modem won’t power on, try these steps first.

1. Verify all cables are connected to the router.
2. Disconnect all of the cables from the router and reconnect them.
3. Test the power outlet the router is connected to. Ensure other devices are able to receive power when using it. If the outlet doesn’t work, try a different one.

If the router still will not power on, contact Comcast to report the faulty device.

4 – The Comcast router won’t connect to the internet

If your router loses connection to the internet, you can try these steps before reaching out to Comcast.

1. Reboot your router—this can be done using the web interface or power button (if your router has one). Test the internet connection.
2. Unplug the router from the wall, wait about 30 seconds, and plug the router back in again. Test the internet connection.
3. If you have access to the internet from another source, like a mobile phone, visit the Comcast website to verify there are no outages in your area.
4. As a last resort, you can factory reset the router.

If you still have no internet connection, contact Comcast directly for support.

5 – The Comcast router won’t assign an IP address

Occasionally, a router will malfunction by assigning IP addresses to some devices but not all of them. This is a somewhat common networking issue and can easily be fixed with a few steps.

1. Restart your router using the power button.
2. If there is no power button, unplug it from the wall, wait 30 seconds, and plug the router back in again.

If the router refuses to assign a new IP address, contact Comcast technical support.

6 – How to replace a Comcast router

If you’ve absolutely had it with your current device, you can always get a new one. Comcast can provide a replacement for your defective rental equipment. The rental fee is usually $5 each month for a modem and an additional $5 for a router. In many cases, it can be cost-effective to invest in a router of your own.

There are Comcast-compatible routers available on the market. In most cases, you can expect more control over your network with fewer hurdles from an ISP by owning your own router. If you’re not sure where to start, check out our recommended list of Comcast-compatible routers.

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How to Measure Unit Test Execution Times in pytest

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With a few hundred plus unit tests, running a test suite can take minutes. And with so many tests being run, it’s hard to identify individual tests that are taking too long.

Fortunately, if you’re using pytest, you can easily get the execution times for your slowest unit tests.

1 – Use the –durations flag

When running unit tests with pytest, simply using the --durations flag to measure the execution time of slow running tests.

Take a look at the following test file:

# speed_tests.py

import time


def test_fast():
    x = 2 + 2 
    assert x == 4


def test_slow():
    time.sleep(1)


def test_superslow():
    time.sleep(3)

Use --durations=n to get the execution time for the slowest n unit tests

Example:

pytest --durations=1  speed_tests.py

This will print the execution time of the slowest test. The output will look something like this:

======================= slowest 1 test durations ========================
3.00s call     speed_tests.py::test_superslow
======================= 3 passed in 4.02 seconds ========================

If your test suite is much larger, you can print any number of tests. For instance:

pytest --durations=100 many_tests.py

Use --durations=0 to get the execution time for all unit tests

If want to print the execution time for all unit tests, just use --durations=0. You can expect output like this:

======================== slowest test durations =========================
3.00s call     speed_tests.py::test_superslow
1.00s call     speed_tests.py::test_slow

(0.00 durations hidden.  Use -vv to show these durations.)
======================= 3 passed in 4.01 seconds ========================

Note that one of the tests is hidden because it executed too quickly.

2 – Conclusion

Measuring execution time for Python unit tests is pretty easy with pytest. Obviously, if you find any slow running tests you’ll need to spend time figuring out why they’re slow and fixing them if possible. Some of the most common reasons for slow tests are unintended network requests and un-mocked time delays, but there are plenty of other possibilities.

If you’ve used any other great tools for solving this issue or if you enjoyed this guide, let me know in the comments below!

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How To Make an Empty Map in Minecraft

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An Empty Map is a type of map in Minecraft that players use to record and view the areas they have explored. It can also show a player’s location and any marker you leave within the map’s scope using Banners. With how big Minecraft is, an Empty Map is useful to have in your inventory if you want to keep track of your exploration progress and avoid getting lost on the way home, or back to your bed if you’re just starting out. 

When Empty Maps are filled, they turn into Maps in your inventory. You can use these to decorate your base and let others know how to navigate the surrounding terrain.

To make an Empty Map in Minecraft, follow the recipe below.

Ingredients required:

8 Papers

1 Compass

Tool required:

Crafting Table

For Bedrock Edition, using these ingredients will give you an Empty Locator Map. To create an Empty Map in Bedrock Edition, you only need 9 Papers.

Let’s find out get these ingredients and make an Empty Map by following the steps in this guide.

1 – Make Paper

Harvest at least 9 Sugar Canes. Sugar Canes generate naturally beside bodies of water, so you can find them growing near rivers, lakes, and oceans.

Once you have the Sugar Canes, put three in a Crafting Table to make 3 Papers.

Do this 3 times to get the 9 Papers required for the Empty Map.

2 – Craft a Compass

A Compass requires 1 Redstone Dust and 4 Iron Ingots to craft. Both can be acquired by mining or looting.

To get Redstone Dust, you need an Iron Pickaxe or higher to mine a Redstone Ore or Deepslate Redstone Ore. You can also get Redstone Dust from looting.

To get Iron Ingots, you have to mine Iron Ores for some Raw Iron using a Stone Pickaxe or higher. Smelt the Raw Iron using a Furnace to get an Iron Ingot. You can also smelt Iron Ores or Deepslate Iron Ores, put 9 Iron Nuggets or a Block of Iron in a Crafting Table, or loot chests to get Iron Ingots.

Once you have Redstone Dust and Iron Ingots, combine them in a Crafting Table to make a Compass.

3 – Make an Empty Map

Prepare your Papers and Compass and combine them in a Crafting Table as shown below.

Take the result in the output slot and you have your Empty Map!

How to Use an Empty Map in Minecraft

An Empty Map can be filled out and turned into a Map. 

Maps can be displayed using an Item Frame and expanded when you run out of space. You can also add map markers to signify important locations, clone a filled Map, and lock it to prevent new details from being recorded. However, it needs to be filled first.

To fill an Empty Map, go to the area you want to record and equip the Empty Map through your hotbar or the off-hand slot in your inventory.

For the Java Edition, simply right-click to immediately record your surrounding terrain. For other editions, you can use the following controls:

• Bedrock Edition:
  • Keyboard & Mouse: Right-click and hold.
  • Controller: Press the LT/L2/ZL button and hold.
  • Mobile: Tap the screen and hold.
• Education Edition: Right-click and hold.

The Empty Map will then turn into a Map in your inventory.

A Map can be viewed on your hand once it’s filled. It will update and fill out automatically as you explore the world as long as you have it equipped.

A downside to this is you can’t undo what is already recorded, so use your Empty Maps wisely. If you have the resources, you can craft a few extras for emergencies. You can also expand the Map if you want it to record more terrain in the same area by combining the filled Map with Paper using a Cartography Table.

How to Get an Empty Map in Creative Mode

You can get an Empty Map using the Creative Inventory Menu in Creative Mode either by looking for it or searching for its name.

If you have access to console commands, you can also input the following in the chat window:

/give @p minecraft:map 1

• give: This is the main command. You can learn more about this command in the Minecraft Wiki.
• @p: This refers to the nearest player. You can also replace this with your username.
• minecraft:map: This is the item you want to have. In this case, this will give you an Empty Map.
• 1: This is the amount of the above item that you want to have.

What are Other Ways to Get an Empty Map in Minecraft?

Empty Maps have a chance of generating naturally in chests found in shipwrecks, strongholds, and villages. You can also get them by trading with cartographers in villages.

Where Do Empty Maps Work in Minecraft?

Empty Maps can only record areas and structures on the surface level. This means it cannot display underground or underwater details once used. It also does not work in the End.

Using Empty Maps in the Nether technically works, but they will not display the terrain. A workaround for this is leaving Banners behind, which will still show on the Map. However, it can still be difficult to navigate to them due to the unpredictability of the Nether.

What Are the Differences Between an Empty Map and an Empty Locator Map?

Both Java and Bedrock Editions have an Empty Map item, but only Bedrock has an Empty Locator Map. All Empty Maps in Java Edition require a Compass and 8 Papers. Meanwhile, Empty Maps in Bedrock Edition are created using only 9 Papers.

In Bedrock Edition, an Empty Map does not show player markers, but adding a Compass to create an Empty Locator Map allows it to show where players are once the map is filled.

Empty Maps in Java Edition automatically show the owner’s location. However, needing to craft a Compass to make one can be expensive for beginners. The advantage of being able to craft Empty Locator Maps in Bedrock Edition is that players have the option to only record terrain if they do not need to see player markers as well.

How to Make an Empty Locator Map in Bedrock Edition?

To create an Empty Locator Map in Bedrock Edition, you only need to combine an Empty Map with a Compass using either a Crafting Table or an Anvil. This also works with a Map that has already been filled out.

How to Show Other Players Using an Empty Map in Java Edition?

On its own, an Empty Map cannot show the location of other players. If you want to see other players’ location markers, you have to clone a filled Map and have each player carry a copy so their locations can appear on it.

You can clone a Map by combining it with an Empty Map using a Crafting Table or a Cartography Table.

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Potion of Slow Falling in Minecraft – How to Make and Use it

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The Potion of Slow Falling in Minecraft is a consumable item that grants players the Slow Falling status effect. This effect allows you to fall slower and prevents you from taking fall damage. A regular Potion of Slow Falling lasts for 1 minute and 30 seconds, but you can extend the duration of the effect to 4 minutes by adding Redstone Dust.

This potion can be used to float safely down from high altitudes, gain better mobility in air, and survive aerial attacks. Players typically use the Potion of Slow Falling in The End when battling the Ender Dragon. This deadly boss mob has an attack that can send you flying high enough to kill you when you fall down. Drinking the potion before the fight can save you from dying this way.

How to Brew a Regular Potion of Slow Falling in Minecraft?

To brew a regular Potion of Slow Falling in Minecraft, gather all the required ingredients and brewing tools, then follow the below recipe:

Ingredients required:

1 Water Bottle

1 Nether Wart

1 Phantom Membrane

Tools required for the brewing process:

Brewing Stand

Blaze Powder

1 – Craft a Glass Bottle

Find a Crafting Table and place 3 Glass Blocks in the 3×3 grid. This will give you 3 Glass Bottles.

You only need one bottle to make the potion, but you can also place up to three bottles in the Brewing Stand using the same ingredients, so plan ahead!

2 – Create a Water Bottle

To get a Water Bottle, equip a Glass Bottle and look for a water source to fill it up.

3 – Get Fuel for Brewing

Now, you need Blaze Powder to fuel your Brewing Stand. You can craft this from Blaze Rods which are dropped by Blazes found in Nether fortresses.

Once you have your Blaze Rod, use the Crafting Table to create Blaze Powder. 1 Blaze Powder is enough to make 20 batches of potions, so one is more than enough.

4 – Gather the Potion Modifier

Minecraft potions need a modifier so you can alter its properties. For this potion, we need a Nether Wart.

You can find Nether Warts growing on Soul Sand in the Nether, so while you’re looking for Blazes, be sure to grab some on the way!

5 – Brew an Awkward Potion

Before making the Potion of Slow Falling, you need to brew a base potion called an Awkward Potion. To get one, place the Water Bottle, Blaze Powder, and Nether Wart in the Brewing Stand as shown above.

6 – Brew a Potion of Slow Falling

For the final step, you need a Phantom Membrane, which you can get by defeating Phantoms. These mobs spawn at night when you spend three or more Minecraft days without sleeping or dying.

Leaving everything how it was from the last step, place the Phantom Membrane in the Brewing Stand. Wait for the brewing to finish, and you’ll get a Potion of Slow Falling that lasts for 1 minute and 30 seconds.

How to Extend the Duration of a Regular Potion of Slow Falling?

You can extend the duration of the regular Potion of Slow Falling from 90 seconds to 4 minutes by placing Redstone Dust in the base ingredient slot of your Brewing Stand.

How to Use the Potion of Slow Falling?

You can use a Potion of Slow Falling by drinking it. To do this, select the Potion of Slow Falling from the hotbar.

Then, drink the potion by using the following controls based on your Minecraft version:

• Java Edition: Right-click and hold.
• Bedrock Edition:
  • Keyboard & Mouse: Right-click and hold.
  • Controller: Press the LT/L2/ZL button and hold.
  • Mobile: Tap the screen and hold.
• Education Edition: Right-click and hold.

An empty Glass Bottle will be left after use. You will know the potion works when you see particle effects. You can also check this by opening the inventory menu to see your current status effects.

What are the Advantages of Using A Potion of Slow Falling?

Aside from using it against the Ender Dragon, The Potion of Slow Falling is useful for navigating high areas, gliding with an Elytra, and defending against Shulkers and  Wardens.

1. Scaling High Altitudes: Ravines and mountains can be tricky to navigate. Using a Potion of Slow Falling to slow your descent can save you from accidentally falling to your death.
2. Elytra Usage: Using an Elytra while affected by Slow Falling allows you to glide at a slower rate but with more efficiency. It also prevents you from taking fall damage while using it.
3. Fighting Shulkers: Shulkers have the to ability to continuously inflict the Levitation effect with their bullets, floating you upward when hit. Using a Potion of Slow Falling can prevent you from dying from fall damage if the bullets take you up too high.
4. Evading Wardens: The Warden is a powerful mob that can detect vibrations, smell, and touch, but it can be avoided by sneaking. The Potion of Slow Falling can be used to evade it as it softens your landing and muffles your steps.

What Are the Risks of Using A Potion of Slow Falling?

The Potion of Slow Falling has its advantages, but it also comes with possible risks such as difficulty with acquiring Phantom Membrane, inability to prevent Ender Pearl damage, and inefficiency of falling at a much slower rate. Here are things you may find helpful to know before investing in one:

1. Getting Phantom Membrane: Getting Phantom Membrane can be challenging since Phantoms only spawn after 3 or more days without the player sleeping or dying. Alternatively, you can get a cat which has a 3.22% chance of gifting you Phantom Membrane.
2. Ender Pearl Damage: Using this potion does not prevent damage from traveling using Ender Pearls. 
3. Falling Slowly: While this is the intended effect of the potion, it can be time-consuming to wait to reach the ground if the player is in a hurry.

What Are the Alternatives to Using A Potion of Slow Falling?

Instead of using a Potion of Slow Falling, you can use certain tools, items, and blocks from your environment to prevent fall damage. Here is a list of alternatives: 

1. Water: Fall into a water source to avoid fall damage completely.
2. Water Bucket: Use a Water Bucket right before hitting the ground to break your fall.
3. Beds: Land on a bed to reduce fall damage by 50%.
4. Hay Bales: Land on Hay Bales to reduce fall damage by 80%.
5. Sweet Berries: Fall on Sweet Berry bushes to nullify all fall damage. Unfortunately, this will not prevent you from taking damage from the Sweet Berries.
6. Feather Falling: Enchant your boots with Feather Falling. This effect does not change the rate at which you fall, but it does reduce fall damage when worn.
7. Cobwebs: Fall into a Cobweb to slow your descent and avoid fall damage.
8. Slime Blocks: Land on a Slime Block. This will cause you to bounce instead of taking fall damage.
9. Boats: Ride a Boat when exploring or falling from high areas to negate fall damage.

What are some variants of the Potion of Slow Falling?

The Potion of Slow Falling has two throwable variants called the Splash Potion of Slow Falling and the Lingering Potion of Slow Falling. We will explain below how to brew each of these.

How to Make a Splash Potion of Slow Falling

To make a Splash Potion of Slow Falling, add 1 Gunpowder to a Potion of Slow Falling (01:30) in your Brewing Stand. Once it finishes brewing, you can throw it at mobs or other players to give them the Slow Falling effect for 1 minute and 30 seconds.

If you want to extend the effects of a Splash Potion of Slow Falling to 4 minutes, use a Potion of Slow Falling (04:00) with the Gunpowder instead.

How to Make a Lingering Potion of Slow Falling

To make a Lingering Potion of Slow Falling, add 1 Dragon’s Breath to a Splash Potion of Slow Falling (01:30) in your Brewing Stand. Throwing a Lingering Potion of Slow Falling creates a cloud of Slow Falling. Mobs or players that pass through this cloud will get the Slow Falling effect for 22 seconds.

To extend the effects of a Lingering Potion of Slow Falling to 1 minute, use a Splash Potion of Slow Falling (04:00) with the Dragon’s Breath.

You can also make Arrows of Slow Falling that lasts for 11 seconds by combining 1 Lingering Potion of Slow Falling (0:22) and 8 Arrows in the Crafting Table. To make the Arrow of Slow Falling last for 30 seconds, use a Lingering Potion of Slow Falling (01:00) instead.

Where to find the Potion of Slow Falling in Creative Mode?

You can find the Potion of Slow Falling and its variants in the Creative Inventory menu. The location varies depending on the version of Minecraft you have.

• Java Edition: you can find it in Brewing or Food & Drinks.
• Bedrock Edition:  you can find it in Equipment or Brewing.
• Education Edition: you can find it Equipment.

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How to Set a Completely Custom Slack Notification Sound

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The notification sounds in Slack leave much to be desired. From harsh thumps to the word “hummus” spoken out loud—these are some seriously grating audio bites to take in throughout the day. A bad notification sound can make a simple message a stressful reminder that your attention has been interrupted. That’s why we’re here to help! Improve your workflow by adding a custom notification sound.

Slack doesn’t officially support custom notification sounds. We can get around this by overwriting one of the existing Slack sound files. All you need is an mp3 file and about 5 minutes. In this guide, I’ll show you how to set a custom Slack notification sound for both Windows and macOS.

1 – Customize the Slack notification sound on macOS

First, open Applications. Right click on Slack and choose Show Package Contents.

Navigate to Contents > Resources. This location stores the notification files used by Slack.

Your replacement file needs to be an .mp3 with the exact same name as the file you want to replace. For example: knock_brush.mp3. Once you have your file ready prepared, place it in the Resources folder to override the existing file. Make sure to back up the original sound files so you can easily restore them if necessary.

If your file is not an mp3, visit this guide to learn how to convert any audio file to an mp3.

Restart the Slack desktop application.

2 – Customize the Slack notification sound on Windows

To replace the existing notification file, give your replacement sound file the exact same name as the one you want to replace. Make sure the replacement file is a .mp3 file. For example: knock_brush.mp3.

Place the custom audio file you want to use in the following folder:

C:Users[Username]AppDataLocalslackapp-3.4.3resources

Replace [Username] with your Windows username. Restart Slack.

3 – Set your custom notification sound in Slack

Open the Slack community you want to adjust notification audio for. Expand the drop-down menu in the upper left-hand corner. The menu is labeled with the name of your currently active Slack community.

Select Preferences > Notifications.

Scroll down to Sound & appearance. Choose the custom file you replaced in the Slack installation folder. Congratulations! You’ve got a custom slack notification sound.

4 – Where to find free notification sounds

You can find replacement audio files online for free. There are entire websites dedicated to providing free notification sound libraries. Here are a couple of sources to get you started.

Orange Free Sounds – This website hosts audio files that can be downloaded for free. You can find specific licensing information available for each file. They even have a category just for notification sounds.

Notification Sounds – This website is dedicated exclusively to notification audio. Everything is available for free.

5 – Back up your audio clip

Save a copy of your chosen .mp3 file, and keep it somewhere safe as you might need to repeat this process when you update Slack.

You’re all done! Now the next time your coworker leaves his computer unlocked, you can play a prank that he’ll never figure out how to undo. 😉 Unless he finds this guide, I guess.

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How to Install Raspberry Pi OS on Your Raspberry Pi

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The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently announced the release of Raspberry Pi OS—a new update and name change for the classic Raspberry Pi operating system Raspbian. Raspberry Pi OS is available for installation immediately and comes with everything you need to support the new Raspberry Pi 4 8 GB module. If you want to install the new OS, there are a couple of ways you can do it.

Be sure to back up your current Raspberry Pi image before you upgrade to the new OS—just in case something goes wrong. You can visit our guides on how to back up your Pi image on Windows or Mac for help with this process.

1 – Install using Raspberry Pi Imager

You can easily install Raspberry Pi OS using the Raspberry Pi Imager. This is an official imaging application that makes the microSD card flashing process much easier and more welcoming to new users. You can find a thorough overview of how to use the Raspberry Pi Imager here.

How to Use Raspberry Pi Imager
New official Raspberry Pi imaging software.

1. Download the Raspberry Pi Imager installer for your Operating System from the Raspberry Pi downloads page.
2. Run the installer and complete the setup by following the prompts.
3. Launch Raspberry Pi Imager and click Choose OS.
4. Select Raspberry Pi OS from the list.
5. Click Choose SD card and choose the microSD card you want to flash the new OS to and click Write.

When the imager is finished, you can connect your microSD card to the Pi and boot it up.

2 – Using third-party imaging software

You can also use third-party imaging software to write the Raspberry Pi OS image to a microSD card. Turn off the Raspberry Pi, remove the SD card, and connect it to your computer.

There are several options when it comes to imaging software, a popular application known to work well with Raspberry Pi images is Etcher. This program can be used to flash any compatible image to the microSD card for your Pi.

1. Download and install the imaging application of your choice.
2. Download the Raspberry Pi OS image from the Raspberry Pi downloads page.
3. Point the imager to the Raspberry Pi OS image file and set the microSD card to the one you want to use for your Pi.
4. When the image has been flashed, you can test it by connecting it to the Pi and trying to boot.

3 – Troubleshooting

There are a few issues you’re likely to run into while trying to set up the new Raspberry Pi OS.

OS Not Loading

If the Raspberry Pi OS image isn’t booting, format the SD card and try to image it again. If it still won’t boot properly, make sure the SD card is large enough. You may want to revert to Raspbian Buster to determine if the issue is with the OS or the Pi hardware.

Incompatible Software

You may find that some software is completely incompatible with the new OS. You can wait for the developers to update the program to work with the new changes or revert to an older edition like Raspbian Buster.

Imaging Issues

If you receive an error when trying to image the microSD card, research the error verbatim online to determine exactly what the problem is. If you can’t find anything specific to your issue, make sure the microSD card is big enough to support Raspberry Pi OS. You may need to try formatting the card before trying to reimage it.

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