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If a cube is a 180 degree turn (as in solvable with a U2) away from solved, would it be a DNF or a +2?
 
On my computer, when I try using my wireless connector thing, it says that it has "54mb/s" and "Status:Very Good", but I can't connect to the internet. Help please?

Is it only on certain sites? If so, I'm experiencing the same problem. Speedsolving & Yahoo work great, but youtube crashes my internet. It's probably temporary though, so just wait it out.

Yea.
When I had wireless internet, my net used to stuff up everytime I went on youtube.
 

No. Those timers are KOs, and they are only accurate to the nearest .16 second.

Do you mean accurate to the .10 second? Or will it stop .16 later than when you set the cube down?

I mean it will go like this: .16, .32, .48, .64, .8, .96, 1.12, etc.

I'm still not getting this :p What do you mean, exactly? Sorry if this is a stupid question -.-

Well, the regulations say the the timers have to be accurate to the 1/100th of a second. The QJ timers are accurate to the 4/25th of a second. Basically, they count by .16s, not .01s. Buy the normal timer, its not too much more expensive.
 
On my computer, when I try using my wireless connector thing, it says that it has "54mb/s" and "Status:Very Good", but I can't connect to the internet. Help please?

Is it only on certain sites? If so, I'm experiencing the same problem. Speedsolving & Yahoo work great, but youtube crashes my internet. It's probably temporary though, so just wait it out.

Yea.
When I had wireless internet, my net used to stuff up everytime I went on youtube.

I cannot connect to any site.
 
Well, the regulations say the the timers have to be accurate to the 1/100th of a second. The QJ timers are accurate to the 4/25th of a second. Basically, they will never display certain times. Buy the normal timer, its not too much more expensive.

I can never get my timer to display 0.01, is it still legal? Kidding.

On my computer, when I try using my wireless connector thing, it says that it has "54mb/s" and "Status:Very Good", but I can't connect to the internet. Help please?

Is it only on certain sites? If so, I'm experiencing the same problem. Speedsolving & Yahoo work great, but youtube crashes my internet. It's probably temporary though, so just wait it out.

Yea.
When I had wireless internet, my net used to stuff up everytime I went on youtube.
Was it temporary?

When editing does anyone else sometimes have the save button say things like vote now?
 
On my computer, when I try using my wireless connector thing, it says that it has "54mb/s" and "Status:Very Good", but I can't connect to the internet. Help please?

Is it only on certain sites? If so, I'm experiencing the same problem. Speedsolving & Yahoo work great, but youtube crashes my internet. It's probably temporary though, so just wait it out.

Yea.
When I had wireless internet, my net used to stuff up everytime I went on youtube.

I cannot connect to any site.

Are there any other wireless computers in the household? You may have an IP Conflict (this happens to me regularly, my connection says it's fine, webpages stop working). The only solution I have found is to unplug the router for about 15 seconds and plug it back in. That way when all of the devices are reconnecting, they're assigned new IP's, and there *should* be no conflict, or at least that's what I think happens. All I know is it usually works.
 
Why no Monkeydude, sorry if this has already been asked before.

Chris Bird is a premium member. As such, he is able to change his username as he pleases.

Wrong, he can only change it once.

My bad.

No i know he's chris bird, but his channel doesn't appear when typed and MM&P is not linked to him anymore

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-okY3bnWIww

Maybe he just decided that he wanted to make this his one and only channel. He says in this video that cubing stuff will be on the other channel.
 
What is the average time for a good LBL 2x2 solve? I wanna know about where I am for my first day of 2x2.
Btw Im average 10 sec.

depends on the definition of "good." Rowe Hessler's good would be probably under a second while a 3 min+ good would probably be much higher.
 
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