Mikevin

I've noticed that only the daily overview has been working for me the last few days. The weekly and monthly overview always shows "Trending repositories results are currently being dissected." for me.

I'm talking about this page: https://github.com/trending?since=weekly

Does anyone know of a good dataset of (preferably) invoices with document (pdf, jpg etc) and data (csv, xml etc)?

I have recently aquired the following hardware:

• 2x HP DL160 G6
• 1x HP Proliant DL120 G6

The DL120 has 3 disks of which two are in Raid 1, the other one functions as boot disk.

The DL160's both have 4x2TB disks.

I'm planning on running ESXI on all 3 nodes. The DL120 will have a management-role, might function as a firewall as well. The DL160's will run "production" VM's.

I'm not sure how to manage the storage though. The disk bays are maxed out so I'm stuck with this setup hardware-wise.

My question is: How would you configure this setup?

Would it be advisable to just run ESXI and let the raid-card do it's work or should I pass the disks through to FreeNAS, GlusterFS or somethi

Profile: http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/Mike-2357/hero/65410285

Currently (barely) clearing 57 with a healmonk. I seem to lack survivability but I'm really not sure what to do about it. I have more health than a lot of better barbs. I guess I need more all res?

Profile might show unity but I'm using COE when doing 2-player grifts.

Can you guys give me some directions? What should I be crafting/rerolling etc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0

I saw someone post a hateful comment and decided to check out the account. Found this: http://www.reddit.com/user/andimok I'm pretty sure this person posts to troll or spread hate. I understand Reddit is a place for diverse opinions and personalities but should these comments be accepted on Reddit?

I've seen a part of this movie a couple of years ago. It had a eastern European setting. It was about a man who wanted to commit suicide but before he did that he wanted to speak to his family members one last time. So he drove from person to person and told them he was going to move to somewhere far(America?).

Please help me with this one. Thanks. (edit: the guy who was trying to commit suicide was probably around 40 years old.)

Lately, I'm seeing a lot of posts from people complaining about content on Reddit. They don't like it when people go on about a certain subject etc.

I thought Reddit was open to all content. I think the up/downvote system is a great way of making your own frontpage in a way. If everyone up and downvotes we'll get a selection of what the users generally like. Sounds fair to me.

You can't expect Reddit to only show posts you like. You subscribe to subreddits so you get all content from it. The only way to let reddit know which ones you like is by up and downvoting. So if you dont like it -> downvote and if you like it -> upvote.

Am I misunderstanding Redditscience?

I've been reading this subreddit since I joined reddit and I like it a lot. Always great to see how ignorant people can be. But there's one question on my mind the whole time.

It's "Why atheism and not agnosticism?" It's not a troll question. I'm genuinely curious.

To me implying you can prove there is no god is just as ignorant as implying you can prove there is one. I personally like to say:"I just don't know if there's a god, there's no scientific evidence that points either way". Why do some of you choose to say exactly the opposite of theists?

Please enlighten me.