Re: TRUE RANDOMNESS captured... (flame)

Dutra de Lacerda (dulac@ip.pt)
Sat, 22 Aug 1998 18:19:03 +0100

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At Friday, you wrote:
>There are three parts to cryptographically secure random number generation
>
>A physical randomness source
>An interface for retrieving the randomness
>A processing procedure for making the data evenly distributed
>
>Which one were you talking about?

The code is extremely simple so the answer is under your nose.

If you are not competent to read the code, as you are proving for the
second time, then you should not bother me with foolish critiques and
inquisitive posture.

You may be trying to use me for show-off purposes. I don't like that.
Go play social interaction somewhere else... Not here.
(Try your local University, that's a good place for you)

In a few words so you may understand: STOP BOTHERING ME.
I will NOT reply again any of your empty and useless letters!

Go away!!!

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