leveraged

Work is supportive of my advancement in coding, but its leveraged as a cheap way to automate processes.

Apple has leveraged this into a hugely profitable position by making the only hardware supported by this OS.

If your boss was in your position, he would have leveraged this long ago for equal ownership and title.

It's an article about bloom filters for god's sake, not Leveraged Sell Out for the tech industry...

One possible reason for the differences: Bitcoin speculation is less of a leveraged instrument than most other speculative activities.

Think Walmart, Costco, Amazon and how they leveraged their scale to drive efficiency through the ecosystem.

Every bug violates an assumption and so every bug has the potential to be leveraged by an attacker to compromise security.

You can use some form of leverage to allow the possibility of 1000x jackpots by using leverage - options, leveraged ETFs etc.

Physical isolation, control of whole environment, and more security/reliability/predictability when these are leveraged properly.

To me, the problem lies in the fact that we are living in a highly leveraged economy.

Once many people got on there they leveraged it in really cool ways.

Maybe you don't remember what a huge deal it was that Microsoft leveraged its desktop monopoly to gain market share for its internet browser.

- Work is supportive of my advancement in coding, but its leveraged as a cheap way to automate processes You are the magical "DevOps".

Well, most homes owe a significant portion of their value to "being in a good school district" and most such homeowners have made a leveraged bet of most of their net worth in that home.

Well, courtesy of BeEF [1], if the XSS can be leveraged to get you to download a script, which is a low bar, BeEF can then be used to proxy web access in, allowing an attacker to lever up from "small XSS" to "crawling your intranet with the internal credentials of the compromised user".