beaker | An experimental peer-to-peer Web browser

I am writing this request today because I will like to create my first Docker container. I watched a lot of tutorials, and there I come across a problem that I cannot solve, I must have missed a piece of information.

My program is quite basic, I would like to create a volume so as not to lose the information retrieved each time the container is launched.

Here is my docker-compose

Given this (based on another answer):

Goal: finished product as picture attached with only the bubbles rising inside the glass.

Hey, I am working on this CSS /JS code and I need the final version of filled glass only with bubbles and foam on top (ignoring all the delays and fillings in animations). I tried but somehow unsuccessful, any suggestions where to edit the code? thanks

I need help with formatting the output for a 'for loop'.

I'm trying to test communication between simple bottle front and backends. I'm able to get things to work on localhost on my machine, but I encounter unexpected behavior when I run the same code on a remote azure machine.

I put three files in one folder, frontend_server.py, backend_server.py, and index.html. Locally, if I run the first two servers in a terminal, then navigating to localhost:4040 shows the expected output in the developer console (it prints an object {"test_backend": "test"}). What I would like to do is run the same servers on a remote machine (12.123.123.123, say) and see the same output printed to the developer console when I navigate to http://12.123.123.123:4040. However, in this case, I see POST http://0.0.0.0:8080/test net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. I have also tried changing the POST URL to the remote machine's address -- in this case, the connection times out after about 10 seconds.

I suspect there is an issue with the configuration of the remote server. However, I have set inbound rules to * for both ports 4040 and 8080.

Here is my backend. I thought there might be a CORS issue, so included the after_request hook. It doesn't seem to ever execute, however (no message is printed to the python console).

I am trying to return a list of my Gitlab projects. Here is my API call:

I need to extract information about species and I write the following code. However, I have a problem with some absent species. How is it possible to avoid this problem.

I'm trying to read the calendar entries of rooms and output the next three events on their calendar. However I am testing first to see if I can get just the first 3 events of the day, but it seems the timezone or something else is causing it to not show events correctly.

This is a function I wrote:

I have 2 unordered lists where I am floating 50% to the left and 50% to the right. I like how "Materials" is positioned and I want "Chemicals" to position to the left (like "Materials") but I'm not sure what else to try.

I have tried floating "Chemicals" paragraph to the left and setting a text-align to the left.