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Nah, that's almost useful. It could be a crowd-sourced random number stream based on noise generated by a network of mobile phones.
by alexchamberlain 13y ago
Nah, that's almost useful. It could be a crowd-sourced random number stream based on noise generated by a network of mobile phones.
- TallGuyShort 13y agoI could see a service that just accepts any HTTP you send to it as being kinda useful for early testing of client-side software. Personally I'd just use netcat, but maybe a service would be easier for some people.
- cben 13y agohttp://requestb.in/ http://requestb.in/ , http://httpbin.org/ http://httpbin.org/
- mikeash 13y agoIt's almost useful if you need random numbers that aren't secret, but it's useless for crypto, which is probably the major use of good-quality random numbers.