@moneymindnews_: The Lava Lamp Method Cloudflare #money

Atomias :

Not even lava lamps are truly random.

TiktokBangers :

yet there down most times.

Coolgamer :

What if i had 301 iq

gruffaloobill :

"Lavarand is a hardware random number generator designed and trademarked by Silicon Graphics (SGI) in 1996" cloudflare did not invent this....

Ian ᛉ :

What if they just cover the camera 😂

Jim123ss :

Tpb use them, love cloudflare's fuck you method of hosting

Doug :

not hard to get a "mostly" random number, and wouldn't cost "billions". just take the current time in milliseconds for example. or the current barometric pressure to 3 decimal places.

giaco :

bruh, there is no way for a standard computer to produce anything in a truly random way. no matter the cost of it, that's why they use lava lamps

K :

machmalgangster :

there is no truly random computer algorithm, its in the name; an algorithm is a predefined set of rules to perform/do/generate something. the outcome may look random to a human but will never be. even these lavalamps are not truly random. if someone measured every particle position and direction, he could predict what the particles will do. but its not possible to know the precise position and direction of a particle simulaneously

Randomshorts0180 :

Cloudflare does not rely solely on the lava lamps. The data from the camera is mixed with other unpredictable sources, such as the internal micro-noise of Linux servers at other locations and even radioactive decay measurements from an office in London.

UK Departure Boards :

What if you turned the power off and they stopped glowing lol?

Grizz :

They could’ve done the same thing a million different ways that would use the same energy as just 1 of those lava lamps.

ton 🌳 :

so this was why they got down few months ago?

MAT :

That is for coolness only, you can take a sky picture and will be the same randomness

nobody :

What if an earthquake hits?

XeraoXX :

"and even canvas" shut up chatgpt and microsoft, I need to draw

audrila :

you are not fully correct

Tremendous Good :

IQ cited; content disregarded

EOD_wq :

Is this real ?

Whoopie Cushion :

It isn’t real

sorren44 :

entropy finds a way

Soetmeister :

The lavalamps aren’t the only source for the randomized data

Shinra :

Does this we shouldnt use openssl to get randomize strings

𝓐𝓷𝓭𝔂 𝓑𝓮𝓼𝓽 ⛱️ :

The white noise of a semiconductor, for example a diode or a transistor, could also be used as a reliable random number generator.