timeserver

And I don't think you're a timeserver.'

Gaius Philippus, no timeserver, left his slice half-eaten.

Old Oinash, for ensample, is but a doddery old timeserver awaiting his pension.

NTP FAQ for detailed descriptions of reference clocks used by a computer timeserver.

"Homo Sovieticus," she concludes, "was a string-puller, an operator, a timeserver, a freeloader, a mouther of slogans and much more.

But to sit in a classroom while a timeserver lectured from a book that she'd already read, to teach her nothing she didn't already know- it had been sheer hell, and when she dropped out the reasons weren't financial.

Logan, generally admired at Time Warner and reviled by AOL for being a corporate timeserver who stressed incremental steady growth and not much of a risk taker, moved to purge AOL of several "Pittman panzers".

Indeed, one historian has written of Kitchin that he was a 'timeserver who would doubtless have become a Hindu if required, provided he was allowed to hold on to the See of Llandaff' (Eamon Duffy, 'Fires of Faith', p. 23).