Shouldn't the US and state governments be accountable to any and all public scrutiny? Certainly individuals who are employed by the government should have the same protections as ordinary citizens under the law, but not in their role as an official representative of the government. Opposition to complete government transparency only leads to a loss of legitimacy in the public eye. How hard is it to do the right thing as a representative of government?
White noise RNGs aren't perfect. In some environments, white noise can be predicted/replicated. Consider the average server room, which produce the rather constant sound of small fans going at high RMPs. For more detailed information on RNG predictability and other exploits on digital communication, I recommend "Silence on the Wire" by Michal Zalewski.
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You clearly have not seen some of the things the army is capable of.
You mean a squad of guys busting into your house with sub-machine guns doesn't cause this effect?
Its 2038 already? I must have missed it.
Shouldn't the US and state governments be accountable to any and all public scrutiny? Certainly individuals who are employed by the government should have the same protections as ordinary citizens under the law, but not in their role as an official representative of the government. Opposition to complete government transparency only leads to a loss of legitimacy in the public eye. How hard is it to do the right thing as a representative of government?
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White noise RNGs aren't perfect. In some environments, white noise can be predicted/replicated. Consider the average server room, which produce the rather constant sound of small fans going at high RMPs. For more detailed information on RNG predictability and other exploits on digital communication, I recommend "Silence on the Wire" by Michal Zalewski.