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The fact that it might be non-random is a much smaller concern than the fact that it's known by the world. The whole point of seeding a RNG with entropy (at lea
by URSpider94 9y ago
The fact that it might be non-random is a much smaller concern than the fact that it's known by the world. The whole point of seeding a RNG with entropy (at least for cryprographic purposes) is to attempt to prevent someone else from duplicating/predicting the state of the RNG.
- abrookewood 9y agoAhhh ... yeah, that makes total sense. So it would literally be the worst thing you could do.