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Re: OT: I Can Solve It!
A flat-blade screwdriver worked wonders for prying out the individual cubes and putting them back in their correct places.
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I just used a dull knife.
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Trust me, its easy to solve once you know the procedure for doing so. Easy easy.
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It's even quicker if you know how to take them apart and put them back together!!!! http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...es/biggrin.gif
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Re: OT: I Can Solve It!
The Nov 17th 2007 winning results from the WCA (World Cube Assoc.) at Berkeley. The times is an average of 5 attempts. Pretty darn fast. And they are not world records
Rubik's Cube Andy Tsao 12.38 sec 4x4x4 Cube Frank Morris 1:02.82 5x5x5 Cube Frank Morris 1:42.54 3x3x3 blindfolded Leyan Lo 1:40.72 Single 3x3x3 one-handed Dan Dzoan 22.97 sec 3x3x3 fewest moves Ryan Zheng 38 sec 4x4x4 blindfolded Lucas Garron DNF These are WR for Rubik's Cube: Single 9.55 Ron van Bruchem Netherlands 2007 Average 11.76 Yu Jeong-Min Korea KCRC 2007 Rubik's Cube: With feet Single 39.88 Anssi Vanhala Finland Finnish Open 2007 There are lots of other categories and other shapes. |
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How on Earth does one solve a color-based puzzle blindfolded?
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By memorizing the initial configuration and using a lot more moves than are normally necessary. The farther along you get in solving a Rubik's Cube the more you have to worry about not disrupting what you've already done. There are a bunch of somewhat long sequences of moves that end up changing the positions and orientations of a very small number of cubes (even as low as 2 or 3) while putting everything else back to where it was before you started the sequence. Normally you would use these only near the end of the solution, but blindfolded solvers use them from the beginning so it's easier to keep their memorized model of the cube up to date.
Note: I can solve a Rubik's Cube, but not blindfolded, probably not with one hand, and definitely not in 20 seconds. I haven't timed myself, but I think I'm somewhere in the "less than 5 minutes" range. |
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I broke mine!
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