title: Multiple remotes for the same GitHub account
body: <p>I want to have several repositories in my GitHub account connected with various Android Studio projects I am working right now. I have finished my first and I have pushed it to a repository in my GitHub account. But when I am trying to push another Android Studio project to a different repository (in that same GitHub account) the following message appeared: <code>couldn't add remote: remote origin already exists.</code>.</p>
  <p>After looking for more info online, I have managed to learn the basics of how remotes are working and a way to fix the issue. But what I can't fully understand is if I have to change this one default remote (origin as an example) every time I am working on a new project and I want to push changes to my GitHub repositories. According to some solutions, you can change this (one?) remote to different URLs with the `git remote add name URL command.</p>
  <p>Am I missing something or every time someone wants to push some changes in a different project (going to different repositories on the same GitHub account) should do this <code>git remote add &lt;name&gt; url</code> procedure first? Even if you have to push several changes to different projects on the same day? And why I can't use multiple remotes with different names that are to be set only once and linked to specific projects/repositories for the same GitHub account?</p>