- Tallow and lard are basically the same, but tallow is from beef and lard is from pork. You simply render the fat (trimming away meat, blood, etc) low and slow and then cheesecloth filter it. While still liquid, you can pour into a pan and then cut into bars after it solidifies at room temp. Then you can use it for cooking, lotion, candles, etc.
- There is a really cool set of escape room mobile games called the rusty lake series. This is the order to play: seasons, lake, arles, harvey’s box, case 23, mill, hotel, birthday, theatre, roots, cave, paradise, paradox. I’ve beaten 7 of the 13 so far, all without hints.
- Remember LAMP = linux apache mysql php. It’s an oldschool stack.
- Served papers to the ex for briley. Interesting process. Sent FL-100/110/120/140/142/150, filled out FL-115 as the server myself. Basically just disclosures of assets and then an agreement on how to divide.
- Certified mail costs a few extra dollars and the courier ensures that the package is delivered to the recipient directly.
- “Return Receipt” is when they mail you a slip immediately when the recipient acquires the package.
- A gallon of whole milk blended together with 3-4 jars of peanut butter is ~20,000 calories.
- You can create separate docker-compose files for dev vs prod, or you can create separate services within a single docker-compose file. I prefer the latter. Both require specific command line syntax anyway:
- docker-compose -f docker-compose-prod.yml up
- docker-compose up app-prod
- NODE_ENV is an important environment variable. Express understands it automatically. It basically disables all caching and gives you more verbose logs.
- You should create anonymous volumes for node_modules in docker containers running node apps, if you are also mounting your source dir, because otherwise it will overwrite.
- Remember that the BUILD is all that knows about the dockerfile. You may have slight overlap between actions in the docker-compose and the actually dockerfile because of this. Examples:
- Mounting the src directory vs COPY it over.
- command: or CMD to start the app.
- Docker recomposition.
- Finished all dev containers for frontend/backend/database. Moving on to production next.
- The full address to link containers like app <-> db should use the container NAME (your choice), not localhost or anything.
- For some reason, mongoose’s NewUrlParser fails on mongodb://database:27017. Weird. Changed back to the (still default) old, deprecated one.
- You can clean up renamed containers with docker-compose up –remove-orphans
- The axios posts in the react frontend query the backend for blog posts and such. Previously, when everything was on one host, localhost was sufficient as an address here. I had to create a docker network and specify it for all containers that want to talk over it. https://medium.com/@xiaolishen/develop-in-docker-a-node-backend-and-a-react-front-end-talking-to-each-other-5c522156f634.