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robertl30
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11-09-2002 08:59 AM ET (US)
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Well that was cool. But exactly how many times was the tape speeded up?
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| Reid Wightman
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11-09-2002 09:25 AM ET (US)
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Jesus Christ, he's fast. Take a look at his neurokinetics, they're way above normal.
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| Marky
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11-09-2002 11:11 AM ET (US)
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I don't think the tape was speeded up at all. Look at the hands, which seem to be "normal" speed.
This reminds me of the tape of the Rubiks Cube champs, which also looked inhumanly fast.
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11-09-2002 12:51 PM ET (US)
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wow, that was incredible
it made my heart race just watching it
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| Thomas Terashima
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11-09-2002 12:53 PM ET (US)
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I was disappointed that the very last part of the
video fades out, but one could tell that the stacking
pattern was in endgame. (Of course, this happens
in all Tetris endgames.)
When touch-typing contests were first held, the speed
was probably hypnotic to those that used the "hunt
and peck" method, as well.
tom
-=W=-
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| Soliloquy
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11-09-2002 01:13 PM ET (US)
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Truly, the Force was with him/her.
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| robertl30
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11-09-2002 05:46 PM ET (US)
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I was looking at the hands. You folks are easily duped.
But if you want to see some real fast hands check out this guy solving the cube in 18 seconds (set to some spiffy Matrix music, Spybreak): www.speedcubing.com/chris/videos/cubing4.mpeg
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| Mcexample
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11-09-2002 08:12 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 11-09-2002 08:12 PM
I love the last flair as he spins the last stage of the cube into place. Tres cool.
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| snoe
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11-10-2002 04:18 AM ET (US)
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The mpeg was unavailable but I found it on kazaa under:
Tetris Japan Finals.mpeg
Pretty amazing.
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| Aaron Swartz
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11-10-2002 03:51 PM ET (US)
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| cypherpunks
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11-11-2002 02:41 AM ET (US)
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