I get ur point, they're blaming your equipment for being bad, kinda dumb that they just make it a dnf. No one wants an equipment fucking up, just give the person a retry
not all solves are filmed as people usually have to choose to get their solves filmed and have someone film them, also fun fact not only can timers glitch, but the displays can also sometimes be broken so the display time isn't always accurate. In addition, displays aren't officially required in competition, but they are usually there. Another issue is with people who film themselves using a table tripod, which won't guarantee the time to be visible due to angles and stuff.
Review the footage, look at the timer one frame before the timer got hit. Then since it usually records at 60 fps you add 1/60th of a second to get the most accurate time.
my suggestions: 1) give an extra 2) if there's a video of the solve: 2.1) if the timer can be seen, use the last recorded time, provided that the video is at least 30fps 2.2) if the timer can't be seen, request a frame count
@@theplatoongamer3858 well the final say is delegate's in case of an extra, so the delegate would try to see whether that was intentional + the solver doesn't know if the extra is even worse
If they're recorded, can't they go back and watch the footage, and slow it down to the frame before it reset? I used to speed stack and I didn't have this problem with mats but that's the only thing I can think of doing for now other than redesigning the mats
@@jumbopopcorn8979 it would still be the last displayed time. Plus, it would be standardised so no one would have an advantage or disadvantage over using recorded times as everyone would be doing it
@@LevelUpCewb again, if everyone is using the same equipment no one is at an advantage or disadvantage. And, recording the time is the point I was trying to make
I'm surprised that the competition standard for timers looks like a '90s gadget that was built in someone's garage. With cubes so advanced they use maglev, you'd expect timers to be way more advanced too
cuz the time "zero'd out" and the rules as written...and who knows when the last time they were updated XP. probly some outdated rule to prevent cheating by "accidently" disabling a timer or something? to attempt to get a redo.
Then what you should do is organise a new tournament and advertise that the people who will go to the established tournament will be banned from this one then roll a product that will solve the issue than use that product. Better devices, less problems, heavier pockets.
@@temkin9298that would never happen in cubing the wca is way to established starting from scratch would be nearly impossible the timers they were using before the g4s that had this problem have now been phased out for the better g5s that don't have this problem though the way the wca used to handle timer malfunctions was infuriating
A solution to this is to have all cubes be smart cubes that hook up to an electronical timer so that way no matter what whenever the cube is solved it sets a time and there's no rough hitting on the equipment.
@@SoupTimmy that's stupid, I mean even if it's a 30fps camera then fine take the number on the last frame before it goes black and subtract 1/30th of a second from it The fact that this is an issue is appalling. I don't know many stupid people who cube, but I guess there are a ton of stupid people running cubing competitions
@@hat_cbw6972 the timer always updates at a certain rate. If you have a high fps camera you can find the time interval between each frame, and then to get the closest approximation to the real solve time you just have to find the last frame before the timer went to 0 and simulate 1 frame of time. This way, you might end up having added 0.0001 seconds of fake delay to the player, but it's much better than cancelling his attempt completely.
@@tommy5965 it would be SOMETHING. It just seems like such a simple problem to solve. Other competitions get to use replays. My heart just breaks that they lose that round.
Replays and frame counting are not reasonable to do at competitions they have to work through a lot contestants and rounds within a set amount of time. Having things grind to a halt everytime this happens is not practical. They could easily though allow a redo. They would have to keep spare scrambled cubes around to enable retries, but that should be feasible.
"mom I lost in my competition..." "It's fine better luck next time though!" "No mom you don't understand I lost to a malfunction and I didn't get a redo"
Its actually quite simple just change the cell positions from beneath to side ways which will stop it from moving while a hard hit on pads. Or just can upgrade it to permanent rechargeable L-ion cell
For something like world championships, where there is also the larger timer next to the competitor, they should be able to video record the timer and do a slo-mo replay to get the time before going to zero. For other competitions, allow for self recording over the shoulder to catch the timer maybe.
The gan halo (although it is expensive) gets rid of this problem great! I feel like other brands should take what gan has done and change to it, the buttons don’t work for a second after a solve (or during) so that can’t delete your time plus it’s charged so batteries can’t fall out!
@@eeve511 I’m not forcing you to leave the dsmp fandom but I’m just saying my mental health has gotten way better after I left. Again I’m not forcing you to leave or telling you to leave
@@Musicube. some people in the dream smp fandom ship two *real* people, (George and dream) hence the ship name being “dreamnotfound” or “dnf” for short
So couple things, this could be easily fixed by either having a charger, a rechargeable battery that can be replaced or adding replaceable padding inside so the batteries are firmly held in place. This problem has an easy fix but it's the negligence and stupidity of the designers plus the stupidity of the competitions in regards to how they handle this situation where you get such things happening. Honestly in a competition you need good equipment not garbage that can easily malfunction and fail at it's most important job.
So who is charging everything before the competition? A better fit for the batteries is hard because the size of the batteries vary and if you get too tight, it's hard to change batteries. Really just need a capacitor on the board that can handle a brief power interruption.
There hasn’t been much of an upgrade to the classic speed stack timers for forever which makes me SO ANGRY and I think they would make a ton of money if the made and upgraded version
In my country the judges use the stopwatch together with the timer in case this happen but last weekend I went to a comp in an other country and the delegate told me to not do this. I feel that's stupid because I don't think there's a rule saying we can't do this.
Why did you listen to all the stupid rumors about cubing. Go watch an actual cubing channel and you’ll realize that we sub-15 cubers are not superhumans
They need to have some sort of really high fps camera and just use the last shown time before the blackout, and do that for lower rated competitions and then find a better way to redeem the big pros times if it were to happen
What if this happens to me:- 1/ Throwing the cube anywhere forcely. 2/ Smashing the table. 3/ destroying that board that is responsible for timer. 4/ walking off (if someone stops me he/she is dead)
lodge a piece of tissue in between the batter and the cover so that it wouldn’t move, it would be a tight fit but something this simple could help it work. I did this to my psp battery as it was loose and kept dislodging every time I play.
This is so easy to fix. All you have to do is make the entire top a start/stop and make the buttons on the side and the timer on the other side. This way, you can’t accidentally reset the time. Although this is a good idea, malfunctioning is an entirely different issue
there is a simple fix for this add some foam to the inside of the batter cover to prevent the batteries from moving during operation or move to a 9v battery as they are mechanically fixed and wont disconnect from being jostled just need a buck converter to lower the battery voltage to 3v
The timer should have a few modifications made, first off, remove the pads and have them wired so that you can't shake the whole thing when stomping it, and add a memory that keeps the last counter logged in case it does... Honestly just better equipment is all you'd need
It could happen if battery compartment has extra space in it. It can be solved with a folded piece of paper to ensure that the batteries will not fall out of place.
They could either make the battery compartment slightly tighter ot make it external with only a wire to connect it which would completely stop it from having these problems. Or they could just completely remove the batteries and give it a plug, but it would get in the way and cause to many problems
The way I would stop this from happening is before you solve like while they scramble the cube your solving, replace the battery and make sure everything is going to work before you start solving!
Hard wire the power to the timer would be the easiest solution soldering power wires to the positive and ñegative ends of the battery connections would solve the whole issue
Designing a new timer will be hard but for the mean time, every single piece of equipment should be checked by a professional and tested to get rid of any malfunctions
personally im pompletely against timers they should do it like game speedruns where its recorded and timed from the first turn till the last to get a 100% accurate time
Should they change the design of the timer?
They should
Edit: I literally Said they should why did I get so much likes but aye I ain't complaining
Yes
Yes
Yeah
Yes
agreed this is absolutely a problem, need to fix it by making it first not a dnf as well as getting a better timer design for cubing use
I get ur point, they're blaming your equipment for being bad, kinda dumb that they just make it a dnf.
No one wants an equipment fucking up, just give the person a retry
Or they look at the recorded footage. Right before it glitched.
not all solves are filmed as people usually have to choose to get their solves filmed and have someone film them, also fun fact not only can timers glitch, but the displays can also sometimes be broken so the display time isn't always accurate. In addition, displays aren't officially required in competition, but they are usually there. Another issue is with people who film themselves using a table tripod, which won't guarantee the time to be visible due to angles and stuff.
Hi
Also it's better timer for cubing than "official". IRC it's based on Arduino. Also official can be modded with regular plugs like tamya to accept LiPo
"Oh my equipment is broken? Bad for you!"
"Dnf"
Exactly lol
"oh its all my fault you lost the world championship? Well too bad for you skill issue L"
"Did not finish"
Feels like F1
holy fuck duke nukem forever
@@finn7750 exactly what i was thinking!
Review the footage, look at the timer one frame before the timer got hit. Then since it usually records at 60 fps you add 1/60th of a second to get the most accurate time.
yeah, exactly my thought
same thoughts
Yeah but 30 fps mostly
my suggestions:
1) give an extra
2) if there's a video of the solve:
2.1) if the timer can be seen, use the last recorded time, provided that the video is at least 30fps
2.2) if the timer can't be seen, request a frame count
well the wca has recently announced new regs which make o rings pretty much mandatory
so that should help
If there was an extra then somebody would intentionally reset if they got a bad scramble or solve
@@theplatoongamer3858 well the final say is delegate's in case of an extra, so the delegate would try to see whether that was intentional + the solver doesn't know if the extra is even worse
@@theplatoongamer3858 oh and also intentionally making bad solves is against the regulations
Imagine getting a malfunctioned timer and the host is like "Awwww, too bad. So sad. DnF"
(I’m the they/them kid using my moms phone bc why not) DNF… DreamNotFOU- I’m just kidding =^
@@rachelgrauman4598 its not too late to delete your comment
@@PurplePotatoBro SHUT.
@@rachelgrauman4598 your now too late to remove your comment
@@Ms.C18 no dip
Imagine you get a world record and it just says “dnf”
I think that this has actually happened before
@@memeknight360 error rubiks first solve
@@IAMASTICKSTUPIDPERSON either it's a joke, or you're terrible at spelling.
@@asheep7797 one breath
The RUBIK'S cube is spelt with k's and not x in Hungary where it's invented x is not a real letter
@@asheep7797 just tell me, what did he spell wrong?
The workers at the competitions: “our equipment is trash so we don’t let the person get a redo”
It's not the Competitor's fault, it's the Designer's fault and they deserve a proper redo ffs.
Yeh, but it wasn't made for cubing, it was made for speed stacking cups. So we should make a timer
If they're recorded, can't they go back and watch the footage, and slow it down to the frame before it reset? I used to speed stack and I didn't have this problem with mats but that's the only thing I can think of doing for now other than redesigning the mats
Yeah I agree
Maybe time would tick between the last frame and when they hit the timer, 1/30th of a second difference might matter with wr competition.
@@jumbopopcorn8979 it would still be the last displayed time. Plus, it would be standardised so no one would have an advantage or disadvantage over using recorded times as everyone would be doing it
stackmat timer displays also have issues and don't always display the correct time, so unless they filmed specifically the timer it won't work
@@LevelUpCewb again, if everyone is using the same equipment no one is at an advantage or disadvantage. And, recording the time is the point I was trying to make
It’s literally on recording they could just use that lmao
even tho it is, it does not get recorded always and i dont think the camera has that much fps to record a few miliseconds
They don’t allow that
@@SoupTimmy
You: “What can we do to solve it?”
Maple: introduces a solution
You: “They don’t allow that”
Goes back to the problem doesn’t it?
@@tthsgun rubix
@@user-vs1mn8ig8w They literally don't allow it. What is he gonna do about it? I don't see your point.
"you are out of the competition"
"Why?"
"Bcs the timer reseted"
"then that's the timers problem not me"
"cry about it"
"Hey, I got a PB! :D"
*timer proceeds to reset*
"Well guess what I don't give a damn, you're disqualified"
605 likes and 0 comments lemme fix that
605 likes and 1 comment? Let me fix that
These two lack fathers can't fix that
@@Idontlikemortalsyou too Bud
@danieljackson9503 speak for yourself
Man just summoned a whole damn fandom by saying "DNF"
So true
SHUUÙUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT
Yup
Yup
Yes, I am a dnf shipper. yes, you can still shut the fuck up. in this video, DNF means (D)id (N)ot (F)inish.
These tournament producer took "Taking advantage" to the next level
I'm surprised that the competition standard for timers looks like a '90s gadget that was built in someone's garage. With cubes so advanced they use maglev, you'd expect timers to be way more advanced too
When he said dnf I just knew he sumonded a fandom
Same
I don't get it
@@ragenut1168 dnf is a ship name for dream and Georgenotfound from Dsmp and dnf means dreamnotfound
@@bean1800 Whyd you tell them? it'd be so much better if you hadn't. I am a dnf shipper, but sometimes it gets annoying.
Same bro
If there is video evidence, then you can review the footage to find the time! Idk why they make it “DNF”
cuz the time "zero'd out" and the rules as written...and who knows when the last time they were updated XP.
probly some outdated rule to prevent cheating by "accidently" disabling a timer or something? to attempt to get a redo.
Dnf it means deez nuts fovever
@@3NV1N1TY ooh, then take my money
They really said ,,Seems like a you problem”
Then what you should do is organise a new tournament and advertise that the people who will go to the established tournament will be banned from this one then roll a product that will solve the issue than use that product.
Better devices, less problems, heavier pockets.
@@temkin9298that would never happen in cubing the wca is way to established starting from scratch would be nearly impossible the timers they were using before the g4s that had this problem have now been phased out for the better g5s that don't have this problem though the way the wca used to handle timer malfunctions was infuriating
A solution to this is to have all cubes be smart cubes that hook up to an electronical timer so that way no matter what whenever the cube is solved it sets a time and there's no rough hitting on the equipment.
"What should we do?"
Look at the footage
It’s not allowed
@@SoupTimmy WHY THE FUCK ISN'T IT ALLOWED?!?
@@douglasprobst5677 THIS IS WHY I HATE STUPID PEOPLE
@@douglasprobst5677 cubing competitions arent exactly what you call advanced.
@@SoupTimmy that's stupid, I mean even if it's a 30fps camera then fine take the number on the last frame before it goes black and subtract 1/30th of a second from it
The fact that this is an issue is appalling. I don't know many stupid people who cube, but I guess there are a ton of stupid people running cubing competitions
"Was your equipment broke? Alright you get a DNF LLLLLLL"
"The score went to DNF...."
*Oh no...*
*hyperventilates while singing heatwaves*
Yeah...
Stop
@@Dowux uhh, you stop
*D* id *n* ot *f* inish
comp organizers should put a folded pice of cardstock right under the batteries in the door so they don’t come loose
i’m pretty sure the g5 timer fixes this, they could switch to those timers for comps
If they can afford it, which is usually not the case :/
@@SoupTimmy that's what the sponsors are for :D
@@SoupTimmy that's what the sponsors are for :D
Judges could maybe just look at the recording of the contestants and check the time just before it resets ✨magic✨
But the timer isn’t a perfectly updating timer and you can’t find the exact time. Not magic
@@hat_cbw6972 the timer always updates at a certain rate. If you have a high fps camera you can find the time interval between each frame, and then to get the closest approximation to the real solve time you just have to find the last frame before the timer went to 0 and simulate 1 frame of time. This way, you might end up having added 0.0001 seconds of fake delay to the player, but it's much better than cancelling his attempt completely.
@@tommy5965I forgot about frame counting I am dumb
@@tommy5965 it would be SOMETHING. It just seems like such a simple problem to solve. Other competitions get to use replays. My heart just breaks that they lose that round.
Replays and frame counting are not reasonable to do at competitions they have to work through a lot contestants and rounds within a set amount of time. Having things grind to a halt everytime this happens is not practical. They could easily though allow a redo. They would have to keep spare scrambled cubes around to enable retries, but that should be feasible.
"mom I lost in my competition..."
"It's fine better luck next time though!"
"No mom you don't understand I lost to a malfunction and I didn't get a redo"
"Exactly! Better *luck* next time!"
You are one of the best at solving rubiks cube
“dnf”
you summoned an orphanage
Yes
💀
Hello I am apart of it
@@Babadababy_ means your father is gone
@@dramurgy6120 I have no father
love your vids!❣️
“The score went to a dnf”
The whole fandom :
What fandom?
@@Untoldanimations dream smp… I know because I used to see spam of it everywhere. I don’t watch it. Just to confirm I’m a normal human.
@@mincat1412 *shivers* they’re scary
😏😒
YEAAAAAAHHH
SOMETIMES ALL I THINK ABOUT IS YOUUU, LATE NIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE OF JUNEEEEEEE
Its actually quite simple just change the cell positions from beneath to side ways which will stop it from moving while a hard hit on pads.
Or just can upgrade it to permanent rechargeable L-ion cell
The easiest solve for this: putting a piece of paper folded a bunch of times
HAHAHAHAHA great tactic!
Now that actually makes sense HAHA quick send this to the WCA
WE NEED TO GET THIS MAN TO 1 MILLION SUBS!!
We are sooooo close!!!
True
𝓣𝓻𝓾𝓮
Failure is a success, Successful is a failure
Edit: my brain flipped
For something like world championships, where there is also the larger timer next to the competitor, they should be able to video record the timer and do a slo-mo replay to get the time before going to zero.
For other competitions, allow for self recording over the shoulder to catch the timer maybe.
"DNF" oh no I better not see those dirty dream stans
Edit: oh God 100 likes...
you see me, right?
Well atleast i'm not the only dsmp fan!
I spy with my little eye-
That's me!?
@AshNotFound Nahh i'm the biggest fan
have better maintenance staff💀
Maybe they should record the timer, and when this happens, they look at the video and see the last number shown
Or allow a re-do
The gan halo (although it is expensive) gets rid of this problem great! I feel like other brands should take what gan has done and change to it, the buttons don’t work for a second after a solve (or during) so that can’t delete your time plus it’s charged so batteries can’t fall out!
"Mission failed successfully"
Well it looks like they’re recorded so give them the second it died on 🤷🏻♀️
“Imagine you’re at a Rubik’s cube competi-“
I’ve already lost
If I get a new record at a Rubik’s cube solving competition, it’s actually solving the cube
"sue them!"
Only if the gen 5 timer was at every comp the problem could’ve been solved
Bro you brought me back to my dsmp phase just for saying dnf😭😭😭
I'm still in my Dream smp phase, how do you think I feel😭
@@eeve511 I remember when I was still in my dsmp phase and I used to freak out when someone said dnf
@Alyssaluvsmoney._ my friends do it just to piss me off, and I'm more to the sbi side of it anyways so I'm probably more mentally unstab-
@@eeve511 I’m not forcing you to leave the dsmp fandom but I’m just saying my mental health has gotten way better after I left. Again I’m not forcing you to leave or telling you to leave
@Alyssaluvsmoney._ I think that it's actually helped me because Tommy's exile is a lot similar to my situation at home:D
Aight, new rule, they need to either inspect the timer, or get your own.
Those things should be stress tested for competitive competitions
"I got a DNF"
Why would you willingly say that
It’s a very famous cubing term… what does dnf mean outside of cubing?
DNF is commonly used for "unqualified" or something similar to that and he may not know it's other meaning a fandom made up.
@@deibu_1361 oh
@@Musicube. some people in the dream smp fandom ship two *real* people, (George and dream) hence the ship name being “dreamnotfound” or “dnf” for short
@@fartmaster9000 oh
We're too advanced enough to just make it rechargeable, unless they've already made one then grats.
If the timer was recorded, just slow down the recording and rewatch it to see the time
I agree ! That's why I got the Gan Smart Timer. The timer will not process anything you do for 2 seconds.
So couple things, this could be easily fixed by either having a charger, a rechargeable battery that can be replaced or adding replaceable padding inside so the batteries are firmly held in place.
This problem has an easy fix but it's the negligence and stupidity of the designers plus the stupidity of the competitions in regards to how they handle this situation where you get such things happening.
Honestly in a competition you need good equipment not garbage that can easily malfunction and fail at it's most important job.
So who is charging everything before the competition?
A better fit for the batteries is hard because the size of the batteries vary and if you get too tight, it's hard to change batteries.
Really just need a capacitor on the board that can handle a brief power interruption.
@@WorBlux a piece of foam on the back of the battery cover. I see this all the time on electronics like remotes.
dnf, my mind: *starts playing heat waves* 💚💙
Stop
When you spawn the whole mc fandom bu saying dnf
Dw im just joking
I just think of Dungeon & Fighter since that's usually abbreviated to "DNF"
dreamnotfound 👀
There hasn’t been much of an upgrade to the classic speed stack timers for forever which makes me SO ANGRY and I think they would make a ton of money if the made and upgraded version
Can u make souei from the anime "that time i got reincarnated as a slime" hes my favourite character
Wrong video buddy
“My score got set to a DNF” (intense dsmp phase flashbacks) IM GOING TO KILL MYSELF
Same, brother, same.
Sorry, what?
They fr just said "Skill Issue" 💀
In my country the judges use the stopwatch together with the timer in case this happen but last weekend I went to a comp in an other country and the delegate told me to not do this. I feel that's stupid because I don't think there's a rule saying we can't do this.
“And it went to a DNF”
No. No. no no no no no NO
ok I can hear the dsmp squeal noises from here YEA IM LOOKING AT YOU YES YOU
DNF my God SMH
I would never associate myself with the dsmp fandom
I have a father
PR with parity is crazy lmao nice solve
"what should we do to solve this problem"
Idk figure it out, you literally solve complex puzzles for living 💀
It's not complex at all
Being able to solve the Rubik's Cube doesn't mean you're intelligent, it just means you know the basics of it.
Why did you listen to all the stupid rumors about cubing. Go watch an actual cubing channel and you’ll realize that we sub-15 cubers are not superhumans
They need to have some sort of really high fps camera and just use the last shown time before the blackout, and do that for lower rated competitions and then find a better way to redeem the big pros times if it were to happen
those who got this should get the redo, its the competitions hoster duty to make sure theres no faulty equipment
What if this happens to me:-
1/ Throwing the cube anywhere forcely.
2/ Smashing the table.
3/ destroying that board that is responsible for timer.
4/ walking off (if someone stops me he/she is dead)
lodge a piece of tissue in between the batter and the cover so that it wouldn’t move, it would be a tight fit but something this simple could help it work. I did this to my psp battery as it was loose and kept dislodging every time I play.
Got an idea for this:
Before the cuber starts they test it and see if it needs better equipment or not, THEN they let him start
Your the best in rubix cubes you learn me how to fix it and I sub and I wach je evryday
Maybe u should reduce the force of slapping the stackmat timer to avoid it going off. Hope this helps
This is so easy to fix. All you have to do is make the entire top a start/stop and make the buttons on the side and the timer on the other side. This way, you can’t accidentally reset the time. Although this is a good idea, malfunctioning is an entirely different issue
Simple math, find out when the timers become bad, then try to find a way to fix it or replace them
there is a simple fix for this add some foam to the inside of the batter cover to prevent the batteries from moving during operation or move to a 9v battery as they are mechanically fixed and wont disconnect from being jostled just need a buck converter to lower the battery voltage to 3v
Make the battery input more compact and less room for the battery to dislodge, simple change.
The timer should have a few modifications made, first off, remove the pads and have them wired so that you can't shake the whole thing when stomping it, and add a memory that keeps the last counter logged in case it does... Honestly just better equipment is all you'd need
It could happen if battery compartment has extra space in it. It can be solved with a folded piece of paper to ensure that the batteries will not fall out of place.
They could either make the battery compartment slightly tighter ot make it external with only a wire to connect it which would completely stop it from having these problems.
Or they could just completely remove the batteries and give it a plug, but it would get in the way and cause to many problems
RandomCuber: *Breaks Record*
Timer: Hell nah you not breaking the world record
If there is an invention where it was not a battery but a wire or a charge 1st timer it will help at least many competitions in the rubric community.
It's not always a loose battery, but hitting reset with your thumb when you stop the timer on accident.
“My equipment is faulty? That sound like a you problem.”
The way I would stop this from happening is before you solve like while they scramble the cube your solving, replace the battery and make sure everything is going to work before you start solving!
Maybe try stronger materials instead of plastic and if you really wanted to go over the top you could add devises to help with force control
Hard wire the power to the timer would be the easiest solution soldering power wires to the positive and ñegative ends of the battery connections would solve the whole issue
That’s why I got the g5 timer and not the g4. It may be a bit more expensive, but it is definitely worth it 👍
Designing a new timer will be hard but for the mean time, every single piece of equipment should be checked by a professional and tested to get rid of any malfunctions
Sue the people 😂
Idea to fix that: put a foam pad on the back (part that touches the batteries) and it should prevent batteries coming loose
Others: We should renew these objects
Meanwhile me: We should change the battery company 🔋😂
personally im pompletely against timers
they should do it like game speedruns where its recorded and timed from the first turn till the last to get a 100% accurate time
You always get a resolve for such cases.
Mark Rober: tOdAy I wIlL bE fIxInG tHe TiMeR
If you think about it, the timer said 0. The cube was solved. He solved the cube in 0 seconds.
This should 100% not be a dnf, they should give you a redo, and replace the faulty equipment.
Can't they atleast list it still since they have footage 😭😭😭
either change the design or test all of the timers before hand to make sure they can withstand the pressure
Imagine losing a world record to this problem, it has to be fixed.
Man, if only we were recording these and could check the footage for the time.
They should make better timer and possibly have another person timing it as a back up Even though it might not be as accurate it will still count