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From: NGH <bsd_appliance@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Hardware random number generator?
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--- Mark Murray <mark@grondar.za> wrote:
> If I was to make a hardware random number generator as a PCI card,
> who would be interested? How many would you be interested in?
> What price would you pay? (I'm thinking +- US$100 or less).

A hardware random number generator would be cool, but how do you think
of implementing one? Picking up noise, or radio broadcasts, perhaps?

Just wondering,
NGH


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