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BSDs (incl. macOS) have /dev/urandom, but it's the same thing as /dev/random. Both don't ever block after they've been filled initially at boot time.
by floatboth 8y ago
BSDs (incl. macOS) have /dev/urandom, but it's the same thing as /dev/random. Both don't ever block after they've been filled initially at boot time.