April 10, 2005
3 responses to Week 14: Still fighting gravity
Under the Bar is 21 years, 6 months and 4 days old with 462 posts, 329 photos, 108 video clips (363 M worth) and a bunch of comments.
Kris: Hi Bobby, Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the slow reply. I just came back from a few weeks at...
Bobby: wow nice work. I really enjoyed seeing how you built it from start to finish. i am thinking of making...
Anna: This is a disgraceful photo! This is indeed a chimpanzee and it is being full exploited fyi. Shameful. ...
The making of an outdoor power rack and heavy-duty bench
Alex: Hi Kris, Rack update - I was wandering around my father-in-law's yard and...
Tobias H: Just scanning thru and alltough these are brake drums, I doubt they are for cars because of their size. I...
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May 17th, 2005 at 11:58 pm
What sort of angle is the incline bench? There are three different settings on the bench here, but I’m not sure about commercial benches.
May 17th, 2005 at 11:59 pm
Good to see you back! A TTL of 3 days is pretty standard on most nameservers…however still quite annoying.
May 18th, 2005 at 12:03 pm
Scott: Most commercial incline benches that have a fixed angle tend to be around 30-40 degrees. I’d say that one was about 40.
Stinn: What bugs me a bit is that I didn’t remember to check the host’s nameservers before I migrated. I could have lived with a day, but in retrospect I should’ve migrated the domain over to my own dns servers pointing to the old IP with a short TTL before making a swift transfer to the new IP. Oh well. Live and regret.
While at it, my apologies to all users of Internet Explorer. It appears that the sidebar gets misplaced on at least some version of said browser, possible due to Wordpress inserting tags which are not closed (need to look into this tonight). That said, why don’t finally ditch IE and follow the masses to Firefox [hint, hint]?
Also, please let me know if you find any other rough edges that need to be fixed.