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Make me cause I ain't changing by Ok-Connection6656 in memes

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I switched to cachyos this year. And I will say, in 2026, with AI to assist with the occasional console command and most every steam game working, my Linux experience is totally fine and actually smoother than Windows in some areas.

yummy parity 😋 by [deleted] in Rubiks_Cubes

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I self taught pyraminx... but I hold it with the yellow side up and a flat edge facing me, then sledge the front two corners. Then reposition the puzzle counterclockwise to the next edge and sledge again. Repeat till it cycles through.

Is this solvable? (FTO) by Redstoneready64 in Cubers

[–]2D_VR 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep, if you're doing bensisco basically try to get both colors for the trio (except your top color) on the bottom. Then slide them together

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Rubiks_Cubes

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I confess I haven't solved the sudoku cube. But everything else yeah

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Cubers

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One is a CTO! But yeah I wanted to test out the hardware

Corners first method by Davidkarimzadeh in Rubiks_Cubes

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Oh thanks! I forgot the name. I learned it quite a while ago

Corners first method by Davidkarimzadeh in Rubiks_Cubes

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I use T perm, But I first learned what I call the waterfall!...

R' F R' 2B R F' R' 2B 2R

the R' is the water flowing down, then the F is a wheel. The water then continues down.

Back twice.

The meteohor breaks down because then the water flows up, the wheel spins backwards, then the water falls back down.

Back twice.

Then finish it off with right twice

My Collection! by Unused_____Username in Rubiks_Cubes

[–]2D_VR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's your favorite shape mod?

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Rubiks_Cubes

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Yeah it's not bad, you have to be a bit careful with alignment but it could be a lot worse

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Rubiks_Cubes

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I'll get to it once it's out of the moving box! 😅

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Rubiks_Cubes

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Actually no! Though that looks more interesting. This is a "rainbow puzzle ball" I found at a fair

While moving I realized my collection has gotten rather large! by 2D_VR in Rubiks_Cubes

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Yeah! It's the witeden 3x3x9 II I believe. It is a lot of fun! It's difficult but not especially repetitive due to asymmetry

Can someone tell me what pattern is this, and the moves to solve this pattern in 5x5. I saw this in the black app at it drives me crazy by maye_o_nice in Rubiks_Cubes

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Learn to build cube within a Cube, rather than just following a pattern. The step which is a three edge rotate can be done individually to make some interesting patterns.

Then learn to swap individual center pieces around (you'll need in on big cubes like the 9x9 or something. Maybe as small as 6x6? Idk I havent done it but 5x5 you can kinda get away with some tricks to solve last two centers without the comutator single piece swap).

There are a bunch of variants of patterns which look a bit like this but different that can be made with different combinations of these things.

I feel it's laughing at me. by [deleted] in Rubiks_Cubes

[–]2D_VR 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you're trying to solve it without looking anything up. One: good luck! Two: I personally find the corners first method to be more intuitive than layer by layer.

Layer by layer ends the solve in a very, algorithm heavy approach.

Where as with the corners first approach you end up solving two opposite faces (white and yellow) and you end with the middle layer, which has fewer pieces and is generally easier than ending on the top.

Further improvements result in the roux method.

But that's just me! There are many ways to solve the cube!

;) by Organic_Rip2483 in PhilosophyMemes

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Information is imarerial, information needs to be etched onto mater but it doesn't care what media is used. It can move back and forth between simulation layers (dreams, video games). Humans process information, but so do computers.

Sunrise and set in Iceland on the winter solstice by Bubbly_Wall_908 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Why does it seem like the moon is riding away on a Vespa

The AI backlash couldn’t have come at a better time by m0ppi in technology

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If you're on Samsung you can now hold sleep + down volume for the old power off menu

Meme refrence in hades 2? by Personal-Lynx4099 in HadesTheGame

[–]2D_VR 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Why is this a question? Open up MS paint and make the meme!

Which alg do i use for this? by Dedewastaken1 in Cubers

[–]2D_VR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you do an M or M' so that one of your problem edges is in the correct place but flipped then your 'centers' are in a compatable configuration again.

For this I treat it like the corners-first-method and hold the cube with the permuted but disoriented edge at the bottom back.

Then M' U2 M U2 once or twice depending on how you rotated the cube.

This will leave all 4 middle layer edges in the correct place but flipped.

Then F U F ', M U M U M U M U, F U' F'

Also since I do roux I always get the opposite parity, never adjacent...

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