death_kg
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I'm looking for some websites of special method,
eg ZBLL VHLL ZZLL F2LL VHF2L 2GLL ZZF2L etc.
Can anybody help me?
THX!
eg ZBLL VHLL ZZLL F2LL VHF2L 2GLL ZZF2L etc.
Can anybody help me?
THX!
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What's with the sudden spike in stupid threads. There's the infamous "Tell me how to get sub-20" one. Also the annoying "Petrus vs. Fridrich." "Fredrich" in this case. And now another question that could be solved by spending 7 seconds on google.
I'm looking for some websites of special method,
eg ZBLL VHLL ZZLL F2LL VHF2L 2GLL ZZF2L etc.
Can anybody help me?
THX!![]()
moar frudtruck plx
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Guess what just came online today..................... It is a new and crazy service by a company called gogel or something. They claim to find everything on the internet whooooooooooot
I just tried it with ZBLL and it actually works. This is what I did (pay attention, this might be difficult to understand. If you can't follow the instructions, please read them again or ask someone for help)
I opened a browser
I navigated to http://www.google.com
I typed ZBLL in the place where that thingy is appearing and disappearing
I pressed the Enter-key on my keyboard (you can also press the button with Google Search on it)
Some text appeared on my screen and it ACTUALLY HAD ZBLL IN THEREOMG
Some of that text had a different color and a line under it and something incredible happens when you click on it
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http://www.speedcubing.com/chris/zb.html
I hope you understand the concept of searching now. You can become an advanced searcher by looking on the top of this page and clicking on the Search-link.
Have fun mastering search and aquiring knowledge.
P.S. some good words to experiment with during your searching is netiquette, forum rules and UTFS
use R'FRF' instead of RU'R' to insert your last edge if there are no oriented edges on your last layer
It puzzles me how people post a question, then we reply and show how easy it was to find it with google or the searchfunction and then the person who posted the initial thread mostly replies with : 'I've searched but couldn't find it'....