Solving a Rubik's Cube - January 2023
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I'm not exactly sure WHY I started to try to learn how to solve - after all these years - a Rubik's Cube, but over the past three-plus weeks, I've been working on scrambling and solving whenever I'm sitting on the couch and have a little time to waste. Thanks to YouTube - and the fact that you can slow videos down playback speed-wise - I have gotten pretty good at solving a lot of the cube by memory. I still don't have the last few steps memorized, but I'm continuing to work on it. The video that I used was this one that features WIRED's Robbie Gonzalez showing the steps he learned. What solves and algorithms do I have down? Bottom white face. Done. Bottom two rows. Done. Yellow top face. Done. What algorithms don't I have committed to memory (just yet)? Setting the corners. Sometimes this just happens naturally, so I skip it. And doing the final solve.