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https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/fto-thread.78184/

RexTO is still better than this puzzle IMO but the Diansheng will be a lot more accessible.

These were shared to the FMC Discord about 18 hours ago. The evidence posted in this thread is mostly based off that, but the main highlights from what I found in the discord server: Many solves don't look at a lot of EOs. Some have a lot of EOs listed, but all of solves only really look at a...

I gave my input to the board when I stepped down but they still hold an application process for senior delegate, so it's not really my say on who gets the position next. I can't remember who exactly applied outside of Dickman, but I think all the applicants were very qualified. There's not...

It's good to hear that people didn't listen for the cubing content then, because we probably don't have as much to go on as we used to. I mostly took a break after moving out here. Being new to the area and not knowing the community around here while also wanting to focus my time on finishing...

I'm going to temper your excitement a bit by saying that the actual amount of cubing content is much less than normal in this one.

The reports of our death are greatly exaggerated. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/pod/show/layer-by-layer/episodes/43-Ear-Funnel-e24uvic Andrew and I have no idea what the last bell was, but Andrew claims he could probably figure it out if someone could list out all the moments I was belled...

I'd like to think I generally come across more as informative than yelling. Except before FMC at Nats 2016, that was definitely yelling.

There's a "General Speedcubing Discussion" category for that purpose.

Aedan developed a pretty good FTO sim a while back:

Thanks, love people trivializing the work of a volunteer job.

Yes, of course, but I would not describe this as either a tax or a donation. Collecting money has tax implications, but this is generally covered by regional organizations like CUSA. Paying individuals would surely have to come from registration funds, but at the levels being discussed in this...

There's increasingly more work put on delegates now compared to when I started nearly 10 years ago as a delegate. I feel like this used to be true, but honestly delegating competitions and trying to keep up with an impossibly large demand for competitions is far more exhausting than rewarding...

We both still cube a bit, but a lot less than we did pre-COVID. I don't want to declare the podcast dead or anything, but we also don't have any plans to record anything in the near future.

Nope, wasn't me, I don't own a Tornado. I unfortunately wasn't able to watch that game yesterday either to see the clip.

We bought speedstacks branded cables separately to ensure they could fit into the Gen5 port that's underneath the timer.

I'm able to use the qiyi display with any speedstacks timer (gen3-5) without any fancy electronics. Just plug and play.

I would say that a random string of four digits is harder to remember than the year of someone's first competition and 2 digits, which are often 01 if their name is unique enough. Using the year also at least resets the number of IDs available for a four-letter set in a given year.

I was not around when WCA IDs were first introduced, but there are many advantages to the current system: It uses a fixed number of characters. With the positions of numeric/non-numeric also fixed, this makes WCA IDs easily recognizable as WCA IDs. Despite being a fixed number of characters...

Asher didn't record that round, and we don't think anyone was recording when it happened either. Sub-4 times continue to evade cameras, apparently.