Recent content by Piotr Grochowski

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    1000 signs you are a noob at cubing

    140. when your 2×2 shuffles are 10000 moves
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    Make assumptions about the next person

    No, I'm from Poland Next person —— prefers the Gd-perm than the Ga-perm.
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    Make assumptions about the next person

    No, I don't Next person — knows all dot OLL cases.
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    Edit the Sentence!

    Because He-Perm, a 53-move enormous 4×4 OH permutation (R U2 R' U' R' U' R2 U' R2 U2 R2 U2 R' U u2 r2 U2 r2 R2 U2 r2 u2 R' U' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' U R F U F' L' B L F' L' B' L F2 U' F') was nicknamed time-killer, that he sneaked into Bat-Cave and managed to incinerate many...
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    Which algorithm would you teach someone for adjacent corner PLL on 2x2?

    Jb-perm in the front is (U' R U R' F') (R U R' U' R' F) (R2 U' R)
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    Make assumptions about the next person

    Indeed, I don't think I've been ever sponsored. Next person prefers the Gc-perm than the Gd-perm
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    Are the Square-2, Square-3 and Square-4 mass-produced?

    If so, should they be mass-produced? If so, should they be added to the competitions?
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    Are the Square-2, Square-3 and Square-4 mass-produced?

    Different sources may have different conceptions of how the naming scheme would be extrapolated. So to clarify, here is left to right: Square-1, Square-2, Square-3, Square-4 So are the Square-2, Square-3 and Square-4 mass-produced anywhere?
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    My new OLLCP sheet!

    "The dot OLLCPs " isn't this set called CLLEF? https://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/CLLEF
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    N Perms - What's yours?

    Here's what I think is the Na perm algorithm (R U' L U2 R' U L') (R U' L U2 R' U L') U Another Na perm involves collaboration with the Jb perm: L U L' (U' R U R' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R') L U' L' Also, the Nb perm would thus be (L' U R' U2 L U' R) (L' U R' U2 L U' R) U'
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    Edit the Sentence!

    Meanwhile, He-Perm, a 53-move enormous permutation, nicknamed time-killer, sneaked into Bat-Cave and managed to make many mass produced stickered bandaged magnetic 1×1s.
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    Edit the Sentence!

    I, He-Perm, a 53-move, enormous permutation, nicknamed Mr. Sub-4, sneaked into Bat-Cave and tried to make many stickered bandaged 2×2s.
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    Is it possible to generate a solution with only clockwise turns?

    So it would be the 3×3 version of the Irreversible Cube?
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    Edit the Sentence!

    I, He-Perm, a heoric, enormous permutation, devouring Mr. Sub-4, waddled into Subway and painted many giraffe bandaged 2x2 sandwiches and pyraminxes.
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    Edit the Sentence!

    I, He-Perm, a heoric, enormous painting, devouring Mr. Sub-4, waddled into his Subway and painted many giraffe 2x2 sandwiches and pyraminxes.
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