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Famous Cuber Watch

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Finally it seems that neither Yu Da-Hyun nor Shivam Bansal showed up to their competitions, or at least they don't appear in cubecomps. :eek:
 
Max Park is now more than a second faster than Feliks with his 5x5 Average of 12 and 5x5 Average of 50:
https://i.imgur.com/JknAnIz.png

And almost a second faster than him with his 5x5 single. Whoa
In case anyone else is wondering what's up with the dates in the screenshot, the top one is from Max's PB sheet and uses M/D/Y because freedomland writes dates wrong, and the bottom is from Feliks's, which uses the sensible D/M/Y order.
 
In case anyone else is wondering what's up with the dates in the screenshot, the top one is from Max's PB sheet and uses M/D/Y because freedomland writes dates wrong, and the bottom is from Feliks's, which uses the sensible D/M/Y order.
I could understand people whining about Americans not using metric system but honestly writing dates differently doesn’t even matter
 
I could understand people whining about Americans not using metric system but honestly writing dates differently doesn’t even matter
I think it is important because one can easily confuse the day with the month, leading to miscommunication issues between people from different countries. And as with the metric system, the US option is objectively the least sensible one.
 
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