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That in addition to the fact that no matter what I do I'm plagued with kikery;

here's what CNN says about jewflu

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Watch out for jewflu restrictions

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here's some kike music you didn't ask for at all

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oh you've never had tmobile in your life, well here's some tmoble kike apps for you

This is going to give me heart disease.

That in addition to the fact that no matter what I do I'm plagued with kikery; >here's what CNN says about jewflu ____ >Watch out for jewflu restrictions ____ >here's some kike music you didn't ask for at all ____ >oh you've never had tmobile in your life, well here's some tmoble kike apps for you This is going to give me heart disease.

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"[Guide]How to Root Your Pixel 3a and Install Magisk - Android 9, 10 or 11 | XDA Developers Forums" https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-how-to-root-your-pixel-3a-and-install-magisk-android-9-10-or-11.3938783/

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Thanks? Let's hope this one actually fucking works.

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Doesn't work.

Step 7 - Copy the patched boot image from your device to your PC and the adb folder. If you can’t find the file on your phone via MTP or Windows Explorer, you can pull the file by typing the command "adb pull /sdcard/Download/magisk_patched.img"

I don't get "magisk_patched.img" I get "magisk_patched_Cpvwr.img" which is a whole 0 bytes large.

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Dude the last phone I rooted was a Galaxy S2, it's been awhile since I've had to fool around in the ADB. I just remember this was the site I used to use and is generally reliable.

You should be able to download that image file on your computer, put into the appropriate ADB folder and /push ADB that image to your phone storage. At least that's how I remember doing it in like 2012 lol

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Good news!!!

https://i.ibb.co/CV6trp5/0119011626.jpg

It's fucking broken. Wooooooooo

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I had been thinking about building a phone. Lots of videos out there showing how. Put a Linux distrobution (for a phone) on it and there you go.

A few hundred dollars if I recall. Still, you get to up upgrade parts as you go.

The main downside is the size. At least it was when I was looking at doing it.