How fast can you...

Started by zgooh

13/02/2011 16:57

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zgooh13/02/2011 16:57

... solve a Rubik's cube ?

Post your best time below. Mine is 1:27

Skizo_

13/02/2011 17:27

my best time is 00:33 sec

IH | Restiur113/02/2011 17:33

Started in 2007 and still not finished

Nukk13/02/2011 18:12

i cant do it :DD

Insignia13/02/2011 18:14

I can't do it too , lol :|

Ggs`13/02/2011 18:24(edited 13/02/2011 18:49)

done only 2 sides, but I did it mostly random way. Don't know system how it works so far :) always been lazy to read a guides and such learnin' things :)

eeK13/02/2011 18:37

Well i have to say that i only solved the cube with guide, i think the best time is maybe 3-5 min :?

kyser13/02/2011 19:11(edited 13/02/2011 19:11)

10 mins i think.. i suck at that...

btw, a handshow could be great... come on!

nikitich

13/02/2011 19:23

~ 1:40, dont remember exactly =]

zgooh13/02/2011 19:35

How I learned : http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=iv&v=tOgN7d1D-3s

actepukc^13/02/2011 19:41

I have no recollection I ever sort it :|

c-walker`13/02/2011 19:52

Originally posted by aCTEPukC|1337
I have no recollection I ever sort it :|

Your brain capacity will never allow u to do it hehehehee
/flame off

OT: Did in in 3 days when I was 10 years old lol.

nobody^13/02/2011 20:45

To be honest, I've never been interested in it. I guess it's a good way to train your brain.

Powe13/02/2011 21:37

I've never solved...

PepoMerca13/02/2011 23:43

Originally posted by Powe
I've never solved...

Ggs`13/02/2011 23:46

Time to time, I do exercises for keeping my brain in toned. Favorive one is solving a problem.

For example :

The 8 ball problem

This is one of my favorite questions to ask people. Primarily computer science people, as they always get this one wrong :)

The problem is quite simple. You are given 8 identical-looking balls, one of which is heavier than the other 7 (all of which weigh the same). Using an old-fashioned mechanical set of scales you must identify the heavier ball using the scale as few times as possible. The scale is constructed using two bowls and an arm enabling the bowls to either balance or have one bowl rising while the other (and heavier bowl) falling. You can't just add one ball at a time thinking its one weighing, however, you may put any number of balls in each bowl... All you need to solve the puzzle is to use a bit of common sense.

Gutgolf14/02/2011 00:58

around 3 min i guess
and the 8 ball problem is 2 easy ;)

JekkT14/02/2011 15:04

27sec

actepukc^14/02/2011 15:15

Originally posted by c-walker`
Originally posted by aCTEPukC|1337
I have no recollection I ever sort it :|

Your brain capacity will never allow u to do it hehehehee
/flame off

OT: Did in in 3 days when I was 10 years old lol.

I can not understand, can you be so stupid

JekkT14/02/2011 18:03

just made 26

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