@jschauma I think one of the things hindering adoption is the lack of support in the prosumer/smb world

...and the hatred/purism against NAT/NPTv6 makes it basically impossible to use if you want to have a backup/bonded internet connection and can't do BGP (which is most people) […]

I want to write up a more detailed post (probably for my blog, which I also need to do some updates on) soon detailing all the features I’ve added and the steps I had to take to figure out how to make features like FD MealPlanner integration work.

TigerDine is only really useful to RIT students […]

@zhuowei specifically, `getIccAuthentication` uses `checkCallingOrSelfUseIccAuthWithDeviceIdentifier`...

which uses
```java appOps.noteOpNoThrow(AppOpsManager.OPSTR_USE_ICC_AUTH_WITH_DEVICE_IDENTIFIER /_..._ /);

AppOps can be granted using `adb shell appops set`

I found it very funny that there is an internal board to extract PoE power

It uses normal Ethernet and barrel jack cables internally to connect to the main board

In any case, I got it authorized with SAS!

You may be wondering, as I was, why this is using LTE and not 5G:
the device is branded "FreedomFi 5G Indoor"

This is apparently a lie. It's a SCE4255W which only supports LTE. This is the same for the Nova 430h.

#cbrs

Does anyone have any experience with #Renode ?
I've been told that it might be better for simulating embedded systems, and I've been getting rather frustrated with #qemu

Workaround is to either switch to using `fcntl(fd, F_SETLK, &lock)` for locks, or add `com.apple.runningboard.can-suspend-locked` xattr to your flock file.

This will blow up in the following situation:

1. You create and hold a `flock` in process A
2. Process B opens (but does NOT lock) the same flock file.
3. Process B is backgrounded and is going to be suspended

Process B will be killed with the `0xdead10cc` error, even though it isn't […]

See, it turns out that `runningboardd` checks if you are holding a lock using `fcntl(fd, F_GETLKPID, &fl)`, which seems like the right thing to do...

But if you look at the implementation, that function only works properly for `F_POSIX` and `F_OFD_LOCK` locks, not `F_FLOCK`s