userless

English

Etymology

From user +‎ -less.

Adjective

userless (not comparable)

  1. Without users.
    • 1978, Gerald D. Cole, Design alternatives for computer network security:
      Note that this structure will allow userless or terminal-less processes, userless terminals, etc., leaving to the table entries and computing algorithms the matter of enforcing a given access control policy.
    • 2004, Peter Norton, Peter Norton's Introduction to Computers:
      Sophisticated userless computers operate security systems, navigation systems, communications systems, and many others.
    • 2013, Michael Hartl, Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Web Development with Rails‎[1], page 443:
      This prevents userless microposts from being stranded in the database when admins choose to remove users from the system.
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