TheCoreWithin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubik%27s_Cube

I've recently come into posession of such an item, and it is addictive. Currently I am able to solve two of the three layers on my own, and the third with notes. Not even close to speed solvers though.

I wonder why it is so addictive.

I solved the cube many many years ago... I also nearly (missed out by a couple of hours) won a prize for solving the clock.

solve it couple years ago... as i remember i found it easy if i got to position right 3 corners. 2 on one face and one on the oposite face that way its easy to make midle ones... some dude told me so. but then again i was preaty yung and was beliving everything didnt used it since maby ill start again )

http://www.math.ucf.edu/~reid/Rubik/patterns.html

Whoa...! :)

I had one back in the 80's... I cracked and picked the stickers off to solve it

its easy if you know the 3 handlings thats why ppl solve in within minutes

the clock i never tried

I can solve one within a few minutes... if I use the docs :)

http://singularityhub.com/2010/02/17/le ... nds-video/

Lego rocks.

Pwned

i've seen vids of asians do it with one hand in a matter of mins... thats freakish!

The speed record is somewhere around 14 seconds, crazy asian kids

Noshow wrote:The speed record is somewhere around 14 seconds, crazy asian kids

Its about half of that... and I think hes dutch.

Amg, crazy dutch kids! Erik Akkersdijk, can't get more dutch than that.