irazorx1

Yeah, as you say it's by no means perfect. What really drew me to it was that it had examples on Rust which makes you solve a problem rather than just looking through the API documentation (which is good) and seeing 'fn x returns y' but not knowing why you would need that. Also any advice on doing posts like this would be appretiated, I'm not sure if there's a prefered way that people want programming posts done in terms of tagging and formatting.

This is a site that I have recently started to use called http://exercism.io/. The site provides you with practical problems in a language of your choosing which will not only teach you the language but will try to get you into good habits in terms of testing and iterative development. Currently they have 30 languages which they support with varying levels of examples. So if you're looking to learn a language, chances are there's something there for you. Cheers, irazorx1. PS: Although this isn't strictly related to what's above but if you're on Windows it might be worth looking at ConEmu, I prefer it to the standard offerings.

There's something that I think should be mentioned about the 20gig bandwidth between the switches, with Link Aggregation (LACP in this case) you have 20 gig in total, though a single connection would only be able to use a max of 10 gig. If you wanted to use the full bandwidth of them links combined your switches would have to be able to route between themselves, though I won't get into that.