CFOP
a speedcubing term and a 4-step method for solving the rubik’s cube. it is an acronym for cross, first 2 layers, orient last layer, and permute last layer. it is by far the most common method used for speedcubing, most likely because of its ability to let the cuber attain quick solve times (under 20 seconds) without having to memorise a brain-busting number of algorithms. although the method has 119 algorithms in total, it is a small number compared to the expert methods, which may have up to 800 different algorithms.
its inventor is jessica fridrich, and because of that, it is also popularly known as the fridrich method.
i currently use the cfop method to solve my cube, and now average about 25 seconds. hopefully, with more practice and refinement, i will be able to average under 20 seconds.
Read Also:
- CFOT
was once a fun place to hang out on the web, have fun and required a thick skin. thanks being bought by an inept corporation and being run by old, mentally lacking, power tripping, depends wearing admins, has become a sh-ll of it’s former self. n00bs are allowed to roam free and the funny has […]
- Mayrz
the fearless lion; such name for may or the b-tchy,gorgeous girl who loves pranks and such. person: look at that mayrz! don’t get close
- MBBC's
the commonly used word for the strongest (most researched) nuclear war head that can be produced in the 2004 video game super powers 2, designed by golemlabs. the word originates from a player’s name who is not known to be skilled at video games. the mbbc is also called a “marie’s big black c-ck” due […]
- meiunno
the hybrid cross between the words me, i, dunno. person 1: what time is it person 2: meiunno
- melting faces
melting faces describes the action of a boot camp instructor or personal trainer whose ability to influence the body and mind is so powerfully hypnotic that you could literally keep moving until your face melted right off your skull. client1: how many more reps do we have to- instructor: less talk!!! more push!!! let’s see […]