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According to Schwan, Max didnt even practice for this one. Just got lucky. He also countered the narrative that Max went on a 7x7 bender to get his WR back. It wasn't like that at all. Pretty sure Max' secret is that he's able to track all his pieces simultaneously without looking at them.

Thanks so much guys that's the kind of stuff I was looking for. Erik still competing has me feeling glad that there are still some of us hanging in there that still remember the type b with a rubiks core cube days. Ah, all names I recognize and respect. Feels good to be able to identify...

Thanks guys that's actually pretty interesting information I didn't know about before. I wonder when age group records will be incorporated into WCA? I know most of you are 7-15 years old so it's not really a topic of conversation but I think 30-39 and 40-49 should be age groups. Btw for the...

Thanks bro. Wat is a megathread I'm new here Btw fun fact my cubing birthday is your real birthday. I've been cubing your whole life lol.

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Anyone have any idea on this stat?

It was called a DIY cube from Ebay. Maybe what later became known as "Type A"

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God I remember back in the day when we had to build our own "DIY" cubes that came in pieces in ziplock bags from an Ebay seller in China. I was getting sub 15 off of the crappiest cubes looking back. I'm talking 2007. But we thought those were good cubes then... yeah, cube technology has...

By TOLS you mean TSLE right? And yes, you can do TTLL with this. It would narrow down the TSLE part to the 7 cross OLLs. I use TTLL for the sune cases, rather TT-COLL then ELL

I created this method maybe 4 years ago now and I just didn't want people to just sleep on it because it's really frickin awesome in terms of ZZ add ons and even useful to know for regular CFOP as kind of a VLS type add on. I have a more well explained (perhaps too explained) version of this...

Seriously. It's crazy to think someday soon we might see a podium that's sub-18. A sub 5 average is a matter of time and motivation. It seems like motivation to keep breaking records is high these days. Also, a 3 second gap in average between 1st and second. Feliks could've had a counting 15.25...

There are many different ways to understand it, but if you're trying to understand it from an MGLS perspective, it's like doing CLS with permutation of the corners, hence (O)C(P)LS. And yes this CLS was the bridge into this as explained in the OP. In fact, you can use CLS with this Oriented Last...

Ah, yeah, I will have to change the name most likely. I forgot it describes LS+OLL methods like VLS and HLS. It's not what you described, the point is to build the pseudo last slot while block building, on the fly. Sometimes you'll notice it happens on accident any way. The point would be to...

Hello Speedsolving Community, This has been an idea I've been putting off sharing for over a year now. I've finally generated the algs that will allow me to feel comfortable making a post about this method (technique, really) I've been inspired by the creation of ZZ-CT to come up with. Now...

Why can't I find your actual name on this ridiculous profile page setup? Are you Justin Taylor?

For personal reference and to add on to my main method of getting a LL skip every 1 of 12 solves, I'll add my COPLS algs here I think it would in total be around 156 algs to do CPLS and end up with an edge cycle for LL. This is with my pseudo slot idea I'll post about later. This is to orient...

Thanks for your response. Surely, in your #5 response, the skipping of both CLS then PLL is not possible if the corner piece in DFR is a fixed LL corner. In other words, an LL skip after building the 2nd to last slot is not possible, even though it is possible to skip orientation, and be left...

Can anyone tell me: 1) What are the chances, after EO Line, that any F2L edge (4/12) will be paired up with a correctly oriented 3rd layer corner (4/8)? 2) What about the chances that a top layer edge piece (non EO Line, so 2/12) will be connected to a correctly oriented 3rd layer corner (as...

Yes it involves making a pseudo pair for the LS. From there you would easily recognize CP as you would for COLL. Sorry for the confusion but for the sake of not spamming this thread we can continue this convo via pm or I will make a separate thread about my pseudo pair idea, because it really...