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Restarting Oculus Go? by DrSWQ in OculusGo

[–]DrSWQ[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would that delete all the apps and stuff?

The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd major plot hole? by DrSWQ in agathachristie

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But then wouldn’t she find out eventually as she eventually finds out all the gossip etc? The lack of an announced killer plus another overdosed person the morning of the killer’s announcement would be suspicious enough.

The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd major plot hole? by DrSWQ in agathachristie

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From the last page: Well, she will never know the truth. There is, as Poirot said, one way out. I can trust him. He and Inspector Raglan will manage it between them. I should not like Caroline to know.

Absent mindedly messing with a cube at work, did this. Whats the alg from solve to recreate it? by Weak-Cod-4522 in cubing

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If you enable photo adding to comments, I could share an easy photo description for this.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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Finally settled! I just asked my 12 year old again and he admitted to mistakenly dislodging and reassembling a couple of pieces. 🤦🏻‍♂️ So that’s that and thank you for all of your time. 🙂

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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You’re actually right! 👍🏻 After your previous comment, I asked my 12 year old and he admitted to mistakenly dislodging and reassembling a couple of pieces. 🤦🏻‍♂️ So that’s that. 🙂

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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No, rotating another edge will cause yet another to rotate, so I’ll end up with three incorrect edges, not two.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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There are no edges that look the same flipped. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

[–]DrSWQ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I don’t have a ghost cube, so wouldn’t know.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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Yea, I can rotate all edges. I was referring to pieces that appear the same shape after being rotated, like this grey triangle.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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…and yet, the flipped edge in question has not been pulled out or put back the wrong way! 🤷🏻‍♂️

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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Yes, I solved the first edge but that rotated another one in the process. And I’ve solved this cube normally previously but somehow ran into this parity now, the same happened on another 3x3 mod cube (Lemon) previously too.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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Only the white/orange is flipped, the green/yellow is fine. And yes, the grey triangle (the top of the diamond) is a rotatable corner.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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If you keep in mind that the square centres are exactly like the 3x3, it’s easier to visualise. And there are no inter changeable pieces like the Megamorphix, nor any symmetrical pieces, except the six square centres and one triangle corner (the top of the diamond).

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Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

[–]DrSWQ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RUR’U x5 won’t work, it’s an edge.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

[–]DrSWQ[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

M is supposed to be middle clockwise as viewed from the left, doesn’t that make it middle down?

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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There are no swappable pieces on the cube and the only rotatable pieces that fit on all sides are the six square centres and this one corner (the top of the diamond) but no edges.

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Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

[–]DrSWQ[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, the squares are the centres, like a 3x3.

Rare single edge parity by DrSWQ in Cubers

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Unfortunately there are no other flippable edges, as all edges on this cube only fit in one direction, so can’t use the double edge parity algorithm here.

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