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I'm getting a 404 there. Is that link ok?

You fail at sucking.

Add one... me.

Anthony, you are a genius! You are improving really fast. :P

I don't catch it, unless the sum was 50.

OMG... without counting the +2 (counting as a good solve) it would be a sub-10 5/5, another sub-9 average with 8.76. That's a monster round, although the 9.16 avg hides it.

Wow, around 8.40 with larger stops than I would have expected.

Yes, they are planning to ban Australia from the rest of the world to make people have a chance with records.

That's because 0.64 is near a special number: 1 / (1 - 0.635) = 2.7397 (almost "e"; of course that's not coincidence)

Mmm... let's see... correct me if I am wrong: 1. For one color: 24/(8! / 4! * 3^4) = 24/136080 For any color: 6 times powered? : 1 - (1 - that above)^6 = 0.00106 3. 4!^6/24! = 3.08 * 10^(-16)... a bit difficult :P 5. 1 / (24! / 4! * 20!)^20 = 1/3.37*10^80 = 2.97 * 10^(-81)

I am disoriented.... You say that rubik's cubes, computers, etc are minerals... Then I don't know what is "everything else".

That's magic :P

And while you are in front of computer you get more tired...

Didn't you realise people realised?

Your proccessing speed may have decreased a lot for some period, making the time remaining to be really high... Anyway the speed "shown" is more than 10 Mb/sec...

Mmm... A pattern [M, E] Edge perm [M, U2] but this doesn't behave exactly as most useful commutators do. It is really difficult, every 8 move commutator that I use for bld requires 3 faces (one is the "main", and another two to insert).

I think that people that doesn't program will hardly understand... I think (although it is totally different) that this example may help to understand: Imagine that you will do a video solving the cube. You record at 20 fps and get a 12 seconds time. Now you play the video at that speed and the...

So it seems that hi-games timer is incorrect when computer run slowly. That doesn't have sense at all. I remember that time ago, when I used a slower computer, when the cube turned slow the timer was running correctly. I see it a bit strange. But still you are really really fast ;)

Yes, I edited it before you post. I got confused with 13x13... 2n-1 for it would be 25x25... but then realised it doesn't exist... http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16208

And he answered to you "A eso me refería". The 17x17 mechanism is awesome. I thought that 9x9 looked like a spaceship, but that is nothing compared to 17x17. I am waiting for a 17x17 megapop explosion :P. It would be epic.