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Subject: Re: Quantifying entropy
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"Jordan K. Hubbard" wrote:
> 
> > Me too!  This is completely unproductive.  I'm getting close to the
> > point of putting "entropy" and "random" into my kill file.
> 
> The only way I can see this discussion being useful is if we come up
> with some way to subscribe one's /dev/random to one of our mailing
> lists.  That would be a fine source of entropy, would it not? :-)

	Only if my /dev/random killfile'ed Brett first. His input stream is too
predictable.


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