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1. On a desktop/laptop, download and unzip Android Platform Tools: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
2. On phone, Enable developer mode by tapping seven times on the build number (found under Settings > About Phone > Software Information).
3. Connect phone to computer via USB
4. On phone, enable USB debugging (Settings > Developer Options)
5. Open a terminal (Command Prompt on Windows) and navigate to the platform-tools directory
   • e.g. cd C:\Users\myuser\Downloads\platform-tools
6. Copy into the terminal ./adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.samsung.android.app.spage and hit enter
7. The terminal should output "Success"

Samsung Free should now be gone from your phone and swiping left will no longer accidentally open it.

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I have two fairly minor accuracy gripes:

1. HAC seems to be flown about two thousand feet too low.
   - 90° should be ~20k feet.
   - Tangency point with the extended centerline should be exactly 12k feet.
   - If you're interested in more precise HAC profile formulas, let me know. I've done a lot of research and a lot of
     regression fitting from real data.
2. The target landing speed should really be 195 knots +5/-10 (185-200), not 195-205.
   - I'd really like to try to aim for 195, like the real shuttle, but instead I have to aim for around 200.

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// Runnable from Linqpad 5
// Must install the Sigil nuget package and include the Sigil namespace

void Main()
{
	var createSample = GetMapperDelegate();
	
	// try it out
	createSample(23, "Hello").Dump();
}