Just_essence wrote:JimTapken- You realize that atmospheric noise is random, right? [Atmospheric noise is used by random.org to produce random numbers]
this is how random works (since you have no idea how "random" works)
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sub randompass {
srand(time ^ $$);
my @passset = ('1'..'3', '6'..'2', '5'..'4');
my $randpass = "";
for ( $i=0; $i<6; $i++) {
$randpass .= $passset[int(rand($#passset + 1))];
}
return $randpass;
}
(IT DOES NOT BOUNCE OFF OF SOME IMAGINARY ATMOSPHERIC BS THAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT...YOU ALL ARE SO UNEDUCATED AS TO HOW PROGRAMMING WORKS...I LAUGH EVERY TIME YOU PEOPLE TALK ABOUT ATMOSPHERIC CRAP)
this is what is returned.
return $randpass;
}
ONCE THE NUMBERS ARE CHOSEN they are sent back to you... its already set in stone.. whats given on the random.orgs server is exactly what returns to you..
Notice the people who run their mouths about how random these dice are, are the ones that win all the time.. if Andy wouldn't rig the system for high rankers and investors... you would see a whole diff ballgame with these dice..
I am building a random deal for 3 dice, numbers one through six for each and when I get it complete all you "know it alls" will see how you were sucked into this sites bullshit claim of randomness and that you are totally ignorant to how programming works.
I think you need to take a programming class so you understand.