Hi Everyone!

[Lavy joe]

Hi!how are you all members?
My name is Lavy joe and I am new to this forum.I hope that it woul be really nice for me to be in this forum
and I can enhance my knowledge.
Please make me suggestions that it would be helpful for me to get the benefits of it.Thank you and regards.

[Ben]

G'Day, Joe.

Nice to have you on board, what system are you running?

We are all learning something new everyday, I mainly scan some of the questions & am amazed at some of the solutions, some very technical others so simple I don't know how I missed it.

Ben.

[Lucastorn]

Welcome Lavy Joe. I also am a new user.

[germslopz]

Newbie on board, pleased to meet everyone. I look forward to learning new things and to contribute when i can  . I will upload system specs later.

[soarwitheagles]

Welcome to the party guys!

Soar

[geekyadz]

Noone knows what a spammer looks like?

[Ben]

Hi cchaos,

Are we talking about a ring spammer, open end spammer or combination spammer? rofl.
Me I like adjustable spammers. ha, ha, ha, ha lol,

Ben.

[geekyadz]

No; the kind of spammer that throws spam in yer face....

[versatile]

hello
You won't guess... I am new to the forum too  

My question is a bit of digression and I don't want to start a new post. I am not an English native speaker. I can see many people with an English flag here (or American, Australian). May I have a question? How do you call the situation when a program, say a game, eats/takes 90 or 100% of the processor.

Is this correct:
1. This game loads my processor to 90 or even 100 percent.
2. PHP doesn't load your processor because it is a server-side language.

Are these sentences correct?

When I type in google "loads your processor" there are only a few results, so am I correct or I shall say that in different way.?

thanks

[aleena]

hello everyone, i m also new on this forum