I know this isnt where you would start to learn how to break a Rubiks cube off but this is crazy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=WMKZMbIXpx0
I know this isnt where you would start to learn how to break a Rubiks cube off but this is crazy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=WMKZMbIXpx0
Aaaand here is another one for you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJRGmNvlCps
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Lol shit takes me 20 days just to figure out one side.
If guru you mean smashing the damn thing with a sledg hammer im your man.
Hahaha... I once pulled all the stickers off and replaced them correctly!!!
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Yup, that was as close as I ever got too; then the thing just sat there for years like thatOriginally Posted by Matty
I did have a woodshop teacher in HS that could do one in less than 5 mins. he had this book on it he was always reading.
So glad our generations have way better games...like Modern Warfare on PS3/Xbox360!
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along with a rise in type 2 Diabetes!!! Haha.
So glad our generations have way better games...like Modern Warfare on PS3/Xbox360!
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Way back when (i.e. when it came out), I was able to do it in well under a minute. In fact, I eventually got so bored doing it with my hands that I started seeing how fast I could do it with my feet.
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True...don't get my started on the health of America Matty! I'll go off and nobody wants to hear it here considering the "Get in Shape Thread" is vacant nowadays. But who needs good health when you can have Assault Weapons...right dirkterrell...much bigger problems evidently!
Although you see me and it can be done; I go to the gym then come home and plays games when I am too tired to get off the couch. Just got done beating Max Payne 3 and was awesome game...Crysis 3 will be the next one
I finally solved one a few weeks ago.
The hardest part is remembering the algorithms. I cheated and looked up the algorithms on the internet, There is no way I would have been able to solve it without them.
What the hell is that supposed to mean?But who needs good health when you can have Assault Weapons...right dirkterrell...much bigger problems evidently!
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"A strict observance of the written laws is doubtless one of the high duties of a good citizen, but it is not the highest. The laws of necessity, of self- preservation, of saving our country when in danger, are of higher obligation. To lose our country by a scrupulous adherence to written law would be to lose the law itself, with life, liberty, property, and all those who are enjoying them with us; thus absurdly sacrificing the end to the means."
--Thomas Jefferson
That is it funny how much everyone gets worked up about gun laws on this site, yet obesity is the real issue in this country. Every post on guns gets a lot of replies, but trying to get anyone into fitness here is nearly impossible....and pretty much country wideWhat the hell is that supposed to mean?
No offense to you (since I have no idea on your health), I just notice you are one of the ones that always post on gun threads and posted above me on this thread
I did the whole sticker thing when I was a lad... Bad part: I was so young that I couldnt even put the stickers back on straight.
I am going to try and tackle this one next
Get this bull shit gun talk out of my Rubiks thread!!!That is it funny how much everyone gets worked up about gun laws on this site, yet obesity is the real issue in this country. Every post on guns gets a lot of replies, but trying to get anyone into fitness here is nearly impossible....and pretty much country wide
No offense to you (since I have no idea on your health), I just notice you are one of the ones that always post on gun threads and posted above me on this thread
Dude...this is CSC (Colorado Shooters Club). Didn't you know it changed
Ok, I will contribute though
Now check these bad boys out
Here is a entire site on unusual ones: http://walyou.com/rubiks-cube-puzzle-games/
Last edited by bulldog; Wed Mar 20th, 2013 at 09:48 AM.
I'll heed Ezzzzy1's request not to plug up his thread by discussing the concept of individual freedom.That is it funny how much everyone gets worked up about gun laws on this site, yet obesity is the real issue in this country. Every post on guns gets a lot of replies, but trying to get anyone into fitness here is nearly impossible....and pretty much country wide
No offense to you (since I have no idea on your health), I just notice you are one of the ones that always post on gun threads and posted above me on this thread
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--Thomas Jefferson
I can respect that. I'd love for you to discuss it with me in the "get in shape" thread so I can show you how "individual" choices of bad health is messing up this country way more than guns; ex: healthcare, disability, cardiac arrests, diabetes, rising need for doctors, etc....
I use to be able to do two sides, but could never do three, and definitely NEVER solve the entire damn thing!
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Were you aware that in 2010 they proved that God's Number (the minimum # of moves to solve any arbitrarily mixed up Rubik's Cube) was 20 (Rokicki et al, 2010)? That is, not coincidentally, the graph diameter of Rubik's graph.
If you can't do it in 20 moves (Dirk) you are failing. You now have something for a new challenge - solve the cube in 20 moves every time.
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I hadn't followed it much after losing interest in it. Interesting details (and source code) at
http://www.cube20.org/
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