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A few years back I learned to solve a #rubikscube using the beginners method. Got to about 2 minute average solve time and put it down and forgot about it.

Picked it back up and It seems I've forgotten how to do it now. I can still do the cross and intuitive first 2 layers, though much slower than before. The last layer is gone from my brain. I guess this is my chance to fix that mistake from last time and learn CFOP instead of beginners method. I spent a little time on it today. Refresher on the notation and then working on my OLL algorithms.

If this note gets any interest I'll keep updating as I relearn as a little #grownostr contribution.
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nobody 1y ago

It’s fun. Solving it was one of the first things I used YouTube to learn, back before YouTube became horseshit. I too have since forgotten the algorithms and the order but still have them on a cheat sheet somewhere. It felt good to legitimately be able to hand it to someone to mix up and hand it back to them solved in a few minutes. I’m finding it’s something that once accomplished is hard to invest time in again. I’m sure one cold winter day I’ll pick it up again. If I find the sheet I used I’ll send a picture of it. It made it easy to memorize each algorithm.

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Bill Cypher 1y ago

I still love youtube for learning but for me cheat sheets were far easier than video for this specific thing.