macky
Premium Member
Continuing with what has now become a tradition, I'm once again organizing the annual Negative Time Solving Contest. The scrambles for this year and the time submission form have already been posted.
DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends at 3am on Sunday, October 31 in many European countries. In most parts of the United States and Canada, DST ends at 2am on Sunday, November 7. See Time and Date.com to check the clock change schedule in your area. Results from Europe will NOT be posted until the results from North America come in a week later.
Please note that each solve started (not just start the timer but actually make a move) before daylight saving ends and completed after it ends counts as a negative solve. This means that you can simultaneously compete in 3x3 speedsolve, 3x3 BLD, multiBLD, etc, at the cost of some extra time in your negative solve.
Once again, thanks to Tyson Mao for bringing this great Caltech tradition to cubing. Good luck to all participants!
DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends at 3am on Sunday, October 31 in many European countries. In most parts of the United States and Canada, DST ends at 2am on Sunday, November 7. See Time and Date.com to check the clock change schedule in your area. Results from Europe will NOT be posted until the results from North America come in a week later.
Please note that each solve started (not just start the timer but actually make a move) before daylight saving ends and completed after it ends counts as a negative solve. This means that you can simultaneously compete in 3x3 speedsolve, 3x3 BLD, multiBLD, etc, at the cost of some extra time in your negative solve.
Once again, thanks to Tyson Mao for bringing this great Caltech tradition to cubing. Good luck to all participants!
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