Random Cubing Discussion

But is there any way of doing it fast?
Because if you start commutating the time will be really long
I guess you could do something like this with ZZ:
1- EOLine
2- Left 2x2
3- Permute corners during last slot with ZZ-porky v1 (or v2 if you can)
4- Something similar to WV during the right 2x2 (harder with an extra corner to orient that isn't in the U layer, but there's no other slot to preserve)
5- Permute edges as you insert the last slot, probably easier in two stages
 
managed to stop my gen2 stackmat from march 2008 on x.99

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When I participated on my first official competition back in 2005, the world record holder for 3x3 was Shotaro Makisumi with a single WR 12.11 and an average WR 14.52.
Those times motivated me to dig myself into speedcubing, trying to go from a Petrus-beginner 0:50 to a sub20 Rouxer, and further on. Although I can achive better results from time to time now, I still keep in mind those numbers and trying to beat them as a challange.

Today, right after I sat down to do some solvings, I started with these:


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Exact average and almost exact single...

A tribute to a great and inspirational cuber (provided by sheer luck). :tu
 
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I remeber when I was so happy of having a sub Mihn Thai single. (22.95) lol
but the world record back then was 7.08 :(
EDIT: y so many tabs?
 
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The world record when I started was 5.66. Suddenly I don't feel like I've been cubing for very long :p My current PB single beats the WR before 7.08, but I'm still not even near a sub-7.08 single yet...

Sometimes I like to think that I've spent the last 1 and a half years catching up to the history of world records.

So far I'm only caught up to 2006 :-P.
 
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