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All information is freely available somewhere in /dev/random. It is worth some value to share the more interesting offsets. Now I'm not saying that capitalism
by smokel 2y ago
All information is freely available somewhere in /dev/random. It is worth some value to share the more interesting offsets.
Now I'm not saying that capitalism is the best way to distribute this value, but at least some effort is required in curating all knowledge.
- dayjaby 2y agoCan you prove your first statement? I assume you cannot as it's nonsense. Lookup how /dev/random is not really random, but relies on interrupts occuring at random timestamps. That's like saying f(x)=x is a random function, if x is random.