Randomno
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I haven't played that in so long... I've earned 30 quintillion cookies since I left.
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Do I also get cookies for guessing that it leads to cookie clicker?
OOPS - I did it again.
I have an idea for April Fools day that I hope qqwref or someone pulls someday. Someone who wrote and can edit a popular cube timer.
Rig the timer so that it runs slower than it should. Make the timer count .8 or .9 for every full second for the day. Enough to significantly improve times, but not so fast that people notice that the timer is counting incorrectly. Everybody will think they're breaking their average PBs and flip out over being 10-20% faster overnight. Then, the next day, let the forum know what you did, and that they weren't actually faster than usual.
I don't know how easy programming a timer to do that is, or whether Michael or anyone else would be mean enough to do this to the rest of us.![]()
Last year for April Fools I set qqtimer to run at a *random* speed from 0.6x to 1.4x. It would choose it when you loaded up the page, and then stay that way. So some people got a faster timer, some people got a slower one... heheI have an idea for April Fools day that I hope qqwref or someone pulls someday. Someone who wrote and can edit a popular cube timer.
Rig the timer so that it runs slower than it should. Make the timer count .8 or .9 for every full second for the day. Enough to significantly improve times, but not so fast that people notice that the timer is counting incorrectly. Everybody will think they're breaking their average PBs and flip out over being 10-20% faster overnight. Then, the next day, let the forum know what you did, and that they weren't actually faster than usual.![]()
Last year for April Fools I set qqtimer to run at a *random* speed from 0.6x to 1.4x. It would choose it when you loaded up the page, and then stay that way. So some people got a faster timer, some people got a slower one... hehe![]()
Oh wonderful. Glad you thought of it; that's too good a prank to never pull. It's obnoxiously wonderful. Too bad I (apparently) didn't use qqtimer that day!Last year for April Fools I set qqtimer to run at a *random* speed from 0.6x to 1.4x. It would choose it when you loaded up the page, and then stay that way. So some people got a faster timer, some people got a slower one... hehe![]()
It was NR at some point.As of April the 1st, 2015, there have been 37 024 people who have officially solved a Rubik's Cube, and only 1 person (Zoe Orphanides from Cyprus) took more than 10 minutes to solve one.
EDIT:
And she is ranked no. 2 in Cyprus for her single.
only 1 person (Zoe Orphanides from Cyprus) took more than 10 minutes to solve one.
Rig the timer so that it runs slower than it should. Make the timer count .8 or .9 for every full second for the day.
My question, and i don't mean to be elitist, is how can you actually only be able to solve in 10 minutes. What method is there that takes you 10 minutes to do a 3x3. The only one that I can think of is not a method but rather a person who doesn't know how to solve the cube in any way other than massive iteration or even more intriguing a person who doesn't know a method but rather is intelligent enough to solve the cube while sitting in front of a timer without a method.
Maybe the 10 minute solvers are actually the smartest among us.
http://m.cubecomps.com/competitions/868/events/20/rounds/2/results
I wonder what the scramble was...![]()