BehindTheMath

I need help defining a role we're looking to hire for.

Our current job postings mention DevOps / Platform Engineer.

The issue is that this is attracting a lot of candidates whose primary experience is as a developer, with some basic cloud experience.

However, this isn't what we're looking for. We're looking for an engineer whose primary experience is in Ops / Sysadmin areas, but uses modern dev tools to manage it, such as IaC, Kubernetes, Ansible, etc.

We have a range of projects on our to do list, and there's some Ops / Sysadmin, cloud infra, SRE, and platform engineering. So we're really looking for someone who has some experience with all of those.

How would you define this role?

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We would like to store truncated SAD after authorization for logging purposes. This would be accomplished by replacing all alphanumeric characters with X or *. As an example, full track data would end up looking something like this:

%XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX^XXX/XXX   ^XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX  XXX  X?;XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX?

Our QSA insists that PCI DSS v4.0 Requirement 3.3.1 does not allow storing SAD in any form, included truncation.

I can't find any explicit guidance on this, but that doesn't seem correct to me. When it's truncated as above, it's unrecoverable, and it cannot be used for any malicious purposes.

Does PCI DSS v4.0 require documented policies and procedures for every requirement, or just the ones that mention policies and procedures?

For example, requirement 4.2.2.a requires documented policies and procedures to secure PANs with strong cryptography whenever sent over end-user messaging technologies.

However, requirement 4.2.1.2 doesn't mention anything about policies and procedures; just that wireless networks transmitting PAN or connected to the CDE must use industry best practices to implement strong cryptography for authentication and transmission. Does that mean that no documented policies and procedures are required for this requirement, and the only requirement is that it shou

Who has high-level IAM roles (e.g. Owner) in your organization, and what steps have been taken to ensure they aren't misused or compromised?

Budget - Up to $400 if it's worth it.

Source/Amp - A PC.

How the gear will be used - At work, primarily to drown out the background noise of the office. That includes ambient noise, as well as talking. It also needs to be comfortable for wearing for long periods of time. The quality of music doesn't really matter, as long as it isn't terrible.

Preferred tonal balance - Doesn't matter.

Preferred music genre(s) - Doesn't matter.

Past gear experience - I'm currently using the Koss Multimedia Stereo Headphone with USB Plug at home, since I don't need any noise cancelling, and this works perfectly.

**What aspect of your curren

I have a component that is nested inside several layers of components. A scoped slot can be passed down to this component. I want to detect when it is not.

Example:

Vue.component("parent", {
    template: `
        <child>
            <template slot="expand" slot-scope="{data}" v-if="$scopedSlots.expand">
                <slot name="expand" :data="data"></slot>
            </template>
        </child>
`,
});

Vue.component("child", {
    template: `
        <div>
            <slot name="expand" :data="1"></slot>
            <div @click="$scopedSlots.expand && log()"&

##Github Feed Blacklist I recently released an updated fork of the Github Feed Blacklist extension.

Github Feed Blacklist is a Chrome extension to help you keep your GitHub feed clean. It effectively filters the activity in your GitHub feed, hiding the unwanted star/fork/comments/wiki activity clogging your feed.

###Features

• You can choose what to hide for each repository.
• The number of hidden items is displayed above the feed, and you can click it show them or hide them.
• The list of repos selected is stored in Chrome Sync Storage, so it will be propagated to all your logged-in instances of Chrome.

###Background I have a lot of activity in my Github feed that I have no interest

XVoice++ is a module that allows the use of SMS apps to send and receive Google Voice messages.

When this module is activated, any outgoing SMS messages will be rerouted through Google Voice, and any messages that are received by the Google Voice app will be displayed in SMS apps.

This module is a fork of the old XVoice+ module, but it adds support for Lollipop and Marshmallow, Google Voice 5.0+, and extended characters and emojis.

XDA thread

Xposed Repo

Source Code

A client asked me recently if there was a way to generate a calendar from a list of events. I didn't like any of the solutions I saw, so I wrote a macro from scratch, and put it on Github.

Feel free to use it if it helps you.

I'd also love to hear any comments or suggestions.

Edit: Here are some screenshots:

Page Layout view

Normal view

Here's a Google Docs spreadsheets as an example.

Update: I added a recurring events feature, based on [a sugges