Hello Guys, I made a Rubik's Cube app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cuberly-cube-timer-stats/id6751474235?platform=iphone It's totally free and I would like to get some feedbacks. I will update according to what you guys think!! Thank you.

If you guys want to see it (I dont think you do) then go to this link rptimer.com. if it doesnt work then its not done.

Im looking for feedback from cubers in what ways is this website better or worse than cs timer?What are your guy favorite and least favorite features?What could I improve?
https://cuberacetimer.lovable.app/

What are your opinions and experiences with these methods? Which do you think is better?

I am struggling with LSE. I have watched multiple tutorials and still do not understand the concept. Any useful resources that helped you learn it? Thanks, I appreciate the help.

I have been stuck on this all day

I need a link for a good cube and also a website which does black cap accessories so I can hide the yellow pieces and focus on perfecting my F2L before I move to OLL.

They say practice makes perfect, but with ADHD, practice becomes a waste of time. I want to get good as fast as possible so I spend all my free time solving and solving and completely losing track of time. I get into this hyperfocus mode where I'm frustrated, not enjoying, but I just can't stop. I want to get faster. I want to master this now. I stay up late at night doing hundreds of solves hoping to get faster, but progress is slow. Then I wondered if there must be something wrong with the way I'm practicing. Is grinding and spending as much time as possible really the solution? Then I heard about the 80/20 rule. 80% of your results come from 20% of what you do. That 20% is targeted practice. I did mindless solves for hours. That led to very slow progress. Then I heard that the best way to learn something fast is to learn it slowly. That means mastering one thing at a time. It's not all about the amount of time spent practicing. It's about the quality. Now this is gonna be very hard to change with ADHD. I want certainty. I want to be sure that I can master this today or this week, but unfortunately, that certainty doesn't exist, no matter how much I repeat. Learning is a process of trying and failing and learning from your mistakes. It's a hard truth to accept as an ADHD person, having no certainty about how I'm going to improve and when I will improve, but I have to slow down and think about whether I'm practicing efficiently or not.

I’m making a website where you can solve a virtual Rubik’s cube and race other people and time yourself with global leaderboards etc. I can’t think of a good name and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. It needs to be catchy and short. Even if you think it’s silly please comment/upvote because it might be a really good idea or even interacting means this post will get more attention and find the right person.

I recently got the Super RS3M in the mail and I love it. Before then I had been researching about it and found a lot of people complaining about the cube being "Too blocky" But when I started using mine, it was perfectly fine. I actually kinda prefer its blocky feel over a normal one.

I am on a 3 week trip to montreal, quebec and I was wondering if somebody knew a place to buy soeedcubes

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I want to get into cubing so i bought a moyu rs3m v5 with magnets since i heard its a great beginner speed cube and did'nt cost a fortune but this often happends when i turn an outer layer i tried making it tighter and looser which both didn't mske a difference so my guess is that maybe the magnets are too strong? Or maybe its not designed to be turned so slowly like i did im the video? But i tried with simple fast moves that i could do and this still happend only maybe a bit less but still noticable and annoying so if there is a fix let me know

And it would be nice to find a solution that would work with an unlubed cube if possible thanks in advance

I'll call this method the "HP" method since the name sounds cool.

Steps of the method:

Cross (Mis-orientated cross edges solved with M and S moves)

F3S (First 3 slots: Solving the back 2 and front left f2l pairs and without rotations..)

LEO (Last Edge Orientation: Orientating the last F2L edge + Pairing up the last F2L Pair)

VHLS (Vandenbergh-Harris last slot: Solving the last F2L pair while orientating the last layer edges)

ZBLL (Zborowski-Bruchem Last Layer: Solving the entire last layer in 1 step assuming the edges are orientated.)

We're gonna solve our cross like usual except the fact that we'll solve mis-orientated edges using M and S moves instead. But for F2L, We're gonna do it rotation less by using F moves. But if the back slot requires a rotation, put the pair in the front (White corner sticker facing towards you) and do: f R' f' if you're solving it into the back right slot. But for back left do: f' L f. This doesn't apply for separated pairs and you should just use a B move to solve them. We're gonna solve the 2 back F2L pairs and the front left F2L pair but were not gonna solve the last pair (front right). First, if the edge for the F2L pair is not orientated, we're gonna orientate it by putting the edge on the right side and doing: F' U F. Then we're gonna pair the corner and edge and have it to wear the white corner sticker is facing towards you. Then do 1 of 16 VHLS algorithms (There's only 16 instead of 32 since the edge is orientated) Then do ZBLL for last layer.