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When I was 12-13, I didn't like this either, but I stopped caring after a while. People would think I was older than I actually was, which I thought was pretty cool, so I just went with it. If you don't behave like a typical 12-13 year old, people won't think of you as one. Just don't consider...

Yeah, I've heard that people just sew a little bit of conductive thread into the tip of their glove to use with touchscreens, so you can do the same thing for this.

Where did qqTimer go?

I always scramble with yellow/red on U/F, and I solve with yellow on U, because I do a white cross.

I've been watching it the past few days, and will watch it again tonight. It's pretty cool.

Just about all the ones I know.

Storebought cubies in an old Type A core. It is my main cube. Very fast, almost never pops. The storebought is from late 2004 and the (white) Type A is from 2007.

I'm down to about a 25 second average now. I do 60+ solves per day, and I am trying to minimize F2L rotations and improve lookahead.

You should get into the habit of using indentation so that your code is readable. I'm not sure about the specifics of Ruby, but I would do something like this: (without Lucas' suggestion implemented, which is a good one by the way) lastnum = -1 moves =...

Ah, didn't look there. Thanks! :)

This scrambler? It doesn't seem to use optimal 2x2 scrambles, unless I am missing something.

Does anyone have a link to this code? I can't seem to find it.

My 6 year storebought is awesome. The pieces are crazy broken in, but the core became so springy that it started popping like crazy. I put the storebought cubies in my Type A core, and it's amazing. My main cube now.

2x2: 7.64, 6.18, 8.54, 6.97, 7.42 = 7.34 Comment: Not bad. I'm getting good at 2x2. 4x4: 2:20.34, 2:21.57, 2:29.13, 2:23.99, 2:26.00 Comment: I hate my 4x4 beyond words. Solving it frustrates me. Never lube Eastsheens; they will never be the same.

Happy birthday Chris! :)