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5th times the charm, right?

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  • I was taught and fully believed that it was the literal and inerrant word of God, guided by his hand and infallible… so yes, finding errors in it was a disturbing. The authors or it’s age shouldn’t matter if they’re being guided by an all knowing and all powerful being. It wasn’t until much later that I found out how much of it is suspected forgery. Probably could have saved a couple years of agony there



  • What? So first of, it really doesn’t. You don’t understand evolution if you think that’s what it is, but that’s beside the point.

    You believe that a supernatural sky being made a mud man and a rib woman, who were tricked by a talking snake into eating magic no no fruit. Then 4 thousand years later, a zombie came and made everyone drink it’s blood and eat it’s body in order to get into the good magic sky place.

    It’s real easy to dumb down peoples beliefs and make them sound stupid, especially if you misrepresent them.

    The question was why do you believe in YOUR beliefs. It was not an invitation to be a superior asshole.





  • Depends on your comfort with CLI tools. Here’s the process (assumes Windows):

    1. Download and extract platform tools
    2. Add that location to your PATH
    • Win + R, type “cmd”, enter
    • set PATH=%PATH%;C:\your\path\here\ <- Temporary, just for the current session
    • setx /M path "%path%;C:\your\path\here\" <- Permanent
    1. On your device, go to Settings -> About and look for Build Number it can sometimes be buried in Software Information

    2. Tap Build Number repeatedly until a message appears You are now a developer

    3. You should now have a new Developer options menu item somewhere in your settings. Sometimes it’s top level, sometimes it’s buried under Additional Settings or Advanced Settings or the like

    4. Make sure USB Debugging is turned on

    5. Connect the device over USB

    6. Back on WIndows type:

    • adb devices
    • You might get a popup on the device asking if you want to allow USB debugging. Select Yes, and run adb devices again. You should see your device listed
    1. Download the APK of the app you want to install (AAB files are a PITA, but can be installed too. Try to get APK files though)
    2. Install with:
    • adb install C:/path/to/app.apk <- if adb devices only returns one device
    • adb -s <device_id> install C:/path/to/app.apk <- specific device

    You can install updates the same way, just download the updated APK and add the -r flag adb install -r C:/path/to/app.apk

    More useful adb commands