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I'm going to travel to China, can you tell me where to buy cube in China :D Thanks in advance

on websites such as taobao (I hope you know Chinese...)

My question: How to practice U2 with left hand? I can't get it..

I do pointer quickly followed by my ring.

Wouldn't that ruin your grip?

Depends on your grip. I hold it in my left with thumb and middle on opposite (F&B) centers along with my left ring on the B face. So when doing double trigger I just have my ring more ready to hold the weight.
 
I'm going to travel to China, can you tell me where to buy cube in China :D Thanks in advance

on websites such as taobao (I hope you know Chinese...)

My question: How to practice U2 with left hand? I can't get it..

I do pointer quickly followed by my ring.

Wouldn't that ruin your grip?

Depends on your grip. I hold it in my left with thumb and middle on opposite (F&B) centers along with my left ring on the B face. So when doing double trigger I just have my ring more ready to hold the weight.

Was that a typo?
 
I'm going to travel to China, can you tell me where to buy cube in China :D Thanks in advance

on websites such as taobao (I hope you know Chinese...)

My question: How to practice U2 with left hand? I can't get it..

I do pointer quickly followed by my ring.

Wouldn't that ruin your grip?

Depends on your grip. I hold it in my left with thumb and middle on opposite (F&B) centers along with my left ring on the B face. So when doing double trigger I just have my ring more ready to hold the weight.

Was that a typo?

Does it matter as long as we got the point?
 
I'm going to travel to China, can you tell me where to buy cube in China :D Thanks in advance

on websites such as taobao (I hope you know Chinese...)

My question: How to practice U2 with left hand? I can't get it..

I do pointer quickly followed by my ring.

Wouldn't that ruin your grip?

Depends on your grip. I hold it in my left with thumb and middle on opposite (F&B) centers along with my left ring on the B face. So when doing double trigger I just have my ring more ready to hold the weight.

Was that a typo?

Does it matter as long as we got the point?

I thought he was serious that he used his ring finger.
 
I'm going to travel to China, can you tell me where to buy cube in China :D Thanks in advance

on websites such as taobao (I hope you know Chinese...)

My question: How to practice U2 with left hand? I can't get it..

I do pointer quickly followed by my ring.

Wouldn't that ruin your grip?

Depends on your grip. I hold it in my left with thumb and middle on opposite (F&B) centers along with my left ring on the B face. So when doing double trigger I just have my ring more ready to hold the weight.

Was that a typo?

Yes sorry I use my middle. Rings are for D's.
 
So, today while solving my LanLan 2x2, the top half came off. Whenever I try to put the spring/screw and whatever the thing that holds them is called back in, it's always way too loose or it bounces back out, which is really frustrating. All of the pieces are perfectly intact. Can anyone help?
 
So, today while solving my LanLan 2x2, the top half came off. Whenever I try to put the spring/screw and whatever the thing that holds them is called back in, it's always way too loose or it bounces back out, which is really frustrating. All of the pieces are perfectly intact. Can anyone help?

The plastic that the edges lie up against? Connects to the screw?
 
So, today while solving my LanLan 2x2, the top half came off. Whenever I try to put the spring/screw and whatever the thing that holds them is called back in, it's always way too loose or it bounces back out, which is really frustrating. All of the pieces are perfectly intact. Can anyone help?

The plastic that the edges lie up against? Connects to the screw?

Mhm.
 
Off topic, but is there anywhere where I can find the integer solutions to x, y, and z with Fermat's Last Theorem (x^n +y^n=z^n for n>2)? Seriously, I can't even find a straight up answer on the internet.

Sorry this is from so long ago and no one seemed to answer it on that page. Are you serious or are you joking? Just wondering
 
Off topic, but is there anywhere where I can find the integer solutions to x, y, and z with Fermat's Last Theorem (x^n +y^n=z^n for n>2)? Seriously, I can't even find a straight up answer on the internet.

Sorry this is from so long ago and no one seemed to answer it on that page. Are you serious or are you joking? Just wondering

Didn't Wiles prove that nothing >2 satisfies this? http://mathworld.wolfram.com/FermatsLastTheorem.html
 
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