Rubik's cube
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Rubik's cube
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Re: Rubik's cube
Yeah, me too...
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Re: Rubik's cube
Me too.. best time without getting lucky was 52 seconds. Too lazy to learn a better solution though.
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Re: Rubik's cube
Hell ya! i win! i can crack 46 seconds on a good day :}
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Re: Rubik's cube
I learned from a book I found in the drawer at my grandmother's house from the early 80's lol.
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Re: Rubik's cube
the fastest i've ever solved one was 1 minute 17 seconds
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Re: Rubik's cube
I can solve one too!
I also learned to solve the cube from Dan Brown's youtube-videos, and I scrambled and mixed it so many times that the cube broke.
Now I have a new cube and I've learned a new method called 2 look oll and 2 look pll. Still, I use about one minute at my best.
I find it amusing anyway. *Wished I knew how to lubricate my cube*.
I also learned to solve the cube from Dan Brown's youtube-videos, and I scrambled and mixed it so many times that the cube broke.
Now I have a new cube and I've learned a new method called 2 look oll and 2 look pll. Still, I use about one minute at my best.
I find it amusing anyway. *Wished I knew how to lubricate my cube*.
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Re: Rubik's cube
to lube it, see Dan Brown's "how to solve a rubik's cube... faster"Arti-Ravnos wrote:I can solve one too!
I also learned to solve the cube from Dan Brown's youtube-videos, and I scrambled and mixed it so many times that the cube broke.
Now I have a new cube and I've learned a new method called 2 look oll and 2 look pll. Still, I use about one minute at my best.
I find it amusing anyway. *Wished I knew how to lubricate my cube*.
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psht. i can solve a rubiks cube instantly by just looking at it...
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Hax.avansc wrote:psht. i can solve a rubiks cube instantly by just looking at it...
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OMG are you secretly chuck norris?????avansc wrote:psht. i can solve a rubiks cube instantly by just looking at it...
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Bah kids stuff :p That's just a 3x3x3 cube, come back when you can solve the 1000x1000x1000 cube! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50Vhs0Xe02k lol
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Re: Rubik's cube
I wonder what algorithm implementation they used. There are lots of different ways to do it and some much more efficient than others. Assuming it's real.
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Re: Rubik's cube
At first I used dan brown's method, then started using the Fridrich method for the first 2 layers. Still need to learn OLL/PLL (orienting/permuting the last layer)
BTW I can solve the 5x5x5, 4x4x4, 3x3x3, and 2x2x2( ) now. Can't get any larger because they're so expensive.
BTW I can solve the 5x5x5, 4x4x4, 3x3x3, and 2x2x2( ) now. Can't get any larger because they're so expensive.
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Challenge: Blindfold cubing
Here's a new challenge for you all. Try to solve the cube blindfolded. I can't do it myself (yet), but i recommend taking a look at this page and this video if you want to try. It appears to be much easier than it looks. ^^ Good luck to those of you, who is willing to give it a try!
Take a look at these videos: 2-look oll and 2-look pll
I reccomend learning 2-look oll and 2-look pll first. Then you only need to learn 9 olls and 6 plls.Ginto8 wrote:Still need to learn OLL/PLL (orienting/permuting the last layer)
Take a look at these videos: 2-look oll and 2-look pll
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