Random Cubing Discussion

So I've got a couple of questions relating to the history of cubing:

1) When (and why) did the standard color scheme change to the current one? On original Rubik's cubes, it used to be white/blue, yellow/green, red/orange instead of the current white/yellow, blue/green, red/orange

2) What is generally accepted as the first real speed cube to be released?

I don't know number 1, but number 2 I think is the Rubik's DIY. The Rubik's DIY allowed you to customize tensions and take it apart and mod it. If you want the first non-Rubik's brand speedcube as an answer, ask an older cuber, I'm too new.
 
When (and why) did the standard color scheme change to the current one? On original Rubik's cubes, it used to be white/blue, yellow/green, red/orange instead of the current white/yellow, blue/green, red/orange
white and yellow look similar, so that's why they're on opposite faces

same with orange and red
 
Do cubers have their fingers insured for a lot of money? It would suck if you set a world record then had all of your fingers fall off, preventing more solves. Of course, their is feet solving, but the question remains.
 
Practising 3×3×3 stage on my 5×5×5, and:
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As good a place as any other to stop for the night.
 
Yea that and the Japanese Speedcubing Kit are the oldest ones I know of, though I don't know which of the "Type A/B/C/etc" was first, they were all around the same time that I started.
 
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