The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[CyanSandwich]

Online timer that has random state skewb scrambles?

I use qqtimer and have only gotten 1 not-comp-legal solve (6 moves). If it makes a significant difference on average though I'd like to switch.

 

[Michael Womack]

Online timer that has random state skewb scrambles?

I use qqtimer and have only gotten 1 not-comp-legal solve (6 moves). If it makes a significant difference on average though I'd like to switch.

CStimer has them

 

[CyanSandwich]

CStimer has them

Ah, I tried that and I couldn't find the random state at first. Found it now though. Thanks.

 

[ryak2002]

Do you take your own lunch to a competition? also is there a way to save a forum so that it's easier to get to?

 

[goodatthis]

Do you take your own lunch to a competition? also is there a way to save a forum so that it's easier to get to?

It depends on the competition. Some will serve lunch, (usually pizza) and some will be in an area where you could go out and get lunch. You could bring your own if you wanted though.

 

[Michael Womack]

Do you take your own lunch to a competition?

Most of the time they provide lunch but when the don't there are always restaurants that you can go to for lunch.

 

[ryak2002]

ok thanks!!!

 

[ryak2002]

Is there a website where you can put in your pb's?

 

[Michael Womack]

Is there a website where you can put in your pb's?

This tread is the closest thing you'll find http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?1688-Accomplishment-Thread

 

[Note]

Should I worry about getting the cross in less than X moves, planning out moves for the cross during inspection, or do both while I practice?

 

[Lazy Einstein]

Is there a collection of 1LLL algs any where other than the one table on the wiki?

 

[Hyprul 9-ty2]

yo anyone got a good link to some yau

 

[Lazy Einstein]

yo anyone got a good link to some yau

Cyoubx yau
Cyoubx edge pairing
Crazy Bad cuber Yau overview
Ottozing Yau F3E walkthought.

Hoya is more fun.

 

[Hyprul 9-ty2]

what happened to the days when you could ask a simple question and not have people give you irrelevant opinions

 

[Genius4Jesus]

what happened to the days when you could ask a simple question and not have people give you irrelevant opinions

A) Was this a legit question?
B) The Cyoubx video is good.
C) Jon, are you really going to switch!?

 

[Rocky0701]

what happened to the days when you could ask a simple question and not have people give you irrelevant opinions

Chill out. Yeah he stated his opinion that Hoya is better, so what? He answered your question very thoroughly with multiple links. Also, I have watched most of those videos before when I learned Yau, they are very good recourses.

 

[Lazy Einstein]

what happened to the days when you could ask a simple question and not have people give you irrelevant opinions

You are welcome for the links.

 

[mafergut]

I have realized that most people only has 2 or 3 different 3x3s. I started trying and trying and have come up with a collection of like 8, (Dayan, Moyu, YJ and FhangShi).

Here is the question: do you think it is good, in the long term, to change from one cube to another from time to time or stick to the one you like the best? I mean, if I get too used to a cube, can that hinder my progress? e.g. I get too used to a very good corner-cutting AoLong and that makes me develop sloppy turning style.

In my experience it takes just 30-50 solves to start being 100% proficient when I change from one cube to another (depending on how different they are).

Thanks!

 

[FJT97]

If i stick too Long to a cube, ist gets worse, but i dont really recognize it. if i pick another cube then, im like wow, i should have changed before. So i try to Switch between cubes.

 

[Rocky0701]

I have realized that most people only has 2 or 3 different 3x3s. I started trying and trying and have come up with a collection of like 8, (Dayan, Moyu, YJ and FhangShi).

Here is the question: do you think it is good, in the long term, to change from one cube to another from time to time or stick to the one you like the best? I mean, if I get too used to a cube, can that hinder my progress? e.g. I get too used to a very good corner-cutting AoLong and that makes me develop sloppy turning style.

In my experience it takes just 30-50 solves to start being 100% proficient when I change from one cube to another (depending on how different they are).

Thanks!

I think that switching cubes is better. Otherwise that would be like being really good at golf, yet only ever playing at one golf course.