Hi Joe,
The inability for computers to generate true random numbers is
exactly why Random.org exists. The random numbers provided by that
server are not generated by a computer but by mother nature. So, yes,
Random.org is "really", _really_ and *really* random!
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Op 16-dec-2007, om 6:40 heeft Joe Lewis Wilkins het volgende geschreven:
Thanks, Bill.
Quite interesting; and, certainly, worth investigating in depth by
any who wish to use "random" numbers in their work. Probably still
not "really" random; but, using such huge sets from which to draw,
probably as close as we'll ever get.
Joe Wilkins
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