That sounds awesome, and the use of a repeatable random vital. Another example of random in a non-cryptography context where it's unpredictable under normal ope

That sounds awesome, and the use of a repeatable random vital. Another example of random in a non-cryptography context where it's unpredictable under normal operation, but completely predictable when needed. If you wanted you could run the same test on all the test jigs with different seeds, safe in the knowledge that you could re-run all of them exactly again and again if required. Or you could add problematic seeds to a list for repeated retest with future versions. So much power and freedom!