KingTim96
Veteran
Are magnetic cubes really that much better? Kinda opinionated question but still. I am just using my cubes from around 2012ish cause I took a break forever, but the magnetic cubes sound interesting.
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Cubingcubecuber
Veteran
Yup
KingTim96
Veteran
Is there a thread for hand pain/stretching techniques? Been going a little hard on the cubes recently and have some soreness in the section of my palm right at the base of the thumb. Was hoping to see what people do for stretching and warming up!
MJS Cubing
Veteran
Maybe in the off-topic discussion, try searching, if you don't find anything make a new thread.
These are the first that came up in a quick search:
Do You Stretch/Warm Up?
Do you stretch or warm-up in any way before solving? If you do, how do you? I usually stretch my fingers before.
www.speedsolving.com
How do you stretch fingers?
Before I begin: I know it's a stupid question. How do you guys stretch fingers without damaging your hand? After some pll time attacks, I really felt that my hand were tired on the thumbs.
www.speedsolving.com
NevEr_QeyX
Veteran
I have $8 to spend at the cubicle (including shipping) what should I buy? (I have all WCA events)
PetrusQuber
Legend
Do you have any lube?
NevEr_QeyX
Veteran
Yes I ended up buying max fleet. 
ProStar
Legend
On April Fool's, a bunch of YouTubers posted very similar videos. Was it some sort of mad libs?
PetrusQuber
Legend
They collabed
CLL Smooth
Veteran
Is there a timer app that has a stat for worst Ao5 out of a session?
Sub1Hour
Veteran
Chaotimer has a worst single time but not a worst average
HaHaHaHeeHeeHee
Regular
um this is in no way related to roux subsets but how do you create a new thread in ss
NevEr_QeyX
Veteran
Y'know how there are big people on this site now such as Prostar, Brododragon, and Petrus Quber to name a few?
Well, were there big people on this thread before? Who were they if there were?
Well, were there big people on this thread before? Who were they if there were?
Sub1Hour
Veteran
Ninja Storm (Keaton Ellis) has over 1700 posts and was really active a few years ago. ben1996123 was also very active from 2009-2013 but got banned for reasons I don't know. For the most part, the reason why you don't see people that have a lot of posts from back in the day is that most people on these forums are only active for small periods of time. For example, I made my account in 2018 when I first started cubing but I have not used it actively until a few weeks ago when quarantine got me on here to keep me from going insane. Hopefully, I can stay active on these forums for a long time but I'm sure I'll forget about this place eventually and log in for the last time. Kind of sad when you think about it but hey, that's just the circle of life.
ProStar
Legend
I obviously wasn't on back then, but looking back on posts I'd say that at different times Kirjava, Stefan, qqwref, DavidWoner, and Erik, just to name a few. Not all were active at the same time though, this thread is 14 years old after all. There are probably people I'm missing, but that's just what I've noticed from looking back at posts.=
Etotheipi
Veteran
The second U' should be a U in the inverse.
Micah Morrison
Veteran
when I do the alg and the inverse, it solves it for me.
