Not to mention that 'their' refers to plural, and he is asking of a solitary cuber's method. He should have said 'his/her'
Grammer natziing at it's finest
As for the question, I think the ZB method is more explored, and that the ZZ method hasn't been properly exercised. So sad. Maybe in the future we will all be using it.
As for the question, I think the ZB method is more explored, and that the ZZ method hasn't been properly exercised. So sad. Maybe in the future we will all be using it.
ive been using a type a1 for a long time now because its my only good cube, but i get a ton of lock ups. should i get a new cube (im probably going to anyway) or should i practice turning accuracy
ive been using a type a1 for a long time now because its my only good cube, but i get a ton of lock ups. should i get a new cube (im probably going to anyway) or should i practice turning accuracy
ive been using a type a1 for a long time now because its my only good cube, but i get a ton of lock ups. should i get a new cube (im probably going to anyway) or should i practice turning accuracy
ive been using a type a1 for a long time now because its my only good cube, but i get a ton of lock ups. should i get a new cube (im probably going to anyway) or should i practice turning accuracy
I looking to buy a timer and I figure the best timer to get would be the official timers they use in competition. Are these the "best" timers? It would be quite nice to rig them up to my computer so I can record my times through an online program, is that possible with this timer?
A link to one of these on popbuying would really just be the icing at this point.
EDIT: Found it. Wowza, that is quite pricey! Is it worth it?