detailing

Put together a paper detailing your models, assumptions and facts, or at the least promote somebody else's work.

It's a year old now, but the Guardian had an article detailing average UK salaries[1] and the median average household income for a couple in the UK is £44,200.

Writing a blog post detailing exactly how you achieved this would be a public admission of violating the Computer Misuse Act.

The rest is about enhancing it using image enhancement, decoding it by guessing likely parity codes, and then detailing years of unsuccessful attempts to discourage people from buying this fraudulent product.

This is really a hard problem, as evidenced by Tim's long series of articles detailing various forays into clojure and other languages.

Could you provide a link detailing whatever incident you're talking about involving Val Adams?

Oh, and there won't even be a line of documentation detailing which structs do what, or any general logic or guide at all.

You have a beard, and you carry DE blades on board, detailing how you hide them from TSA scanners on a public forum?

Another example: Person A publishes instructions detailing how to exploit this issue.

Infosec researchers should only be beholden to identifying and detailing risks.

HUD plans to drill down to an even more granular level, detailing the proximity of black residents to transportation sites, good schools, parks and even supermarkets.

I would love to see a post detailing some best practices, or even comprehensive setup guides, for instrumenting a full Node.js service.

Make the programmers justify it from a business perspective." ROI ROI ROI "Adopt standards for documenting programs (e.g., graphics and/or text detailing the organization and logic of the program)." Duh.

I think they had a blog article detailing why POS companies were a pain to work with and in some cases very expensive (they charge partner companies for access to their "APIs") A business plan might be a good idea.

The next step is not usually full disclosure but often, "I have written this blog post detailing the vulnerability and intend to post it in N days unless I hear from you" Then it is pretty fair game for full disclosure.

Tomorrow, we'll have our new blog post up, detailing our plan for Talent Director(s), and Community Subreddit Director who'll be in charge of helping fulfil your moderator dreams!" Heh, but seriously -- I am surprised they're not 'catering' to their audience (even if they're carrying pitch forks).