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that /dev/random must be better than /dev/urandom because it blocks until there's "enough" entropy (where "enough" is a huge misnomer and not really something y
by Rebelgecko 7y ago
that /dev/random must be better than /dev/urandom because it blocks until there's "enough" entropy (where "enough" is a huge misnomer and not really something you need as long as you're using a modern OS)