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Python [python] How can I get my OS to pick this up as entropy?
python, my semi-solution was to save the file and do this: "python filename > output_filename". i now need to find a way for it to imitate a typing stream; instead of a simple output. Any suggestions? finished script: import random from random import randint import string import time x=1...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Python [python] How can I get my OS to pick this up as entropy?
I figured it out...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Python [python] How can I get my OS to pick this up as entropy?
So I am going to be making some keys; and I want to make them more random... So I made this: #I know that the code is pretty crude, but it works. #P.S. it is an infinite loop, run at your own risk import random from random import randint import string import time x=1 n=randint(5,90)...- Alexi-dono
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- Code Coding Entropy Os Python Security
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Creating a Language for an Optical Computing System
How I solved the transistor problem is a secret that I intend to keep, all I will say is that the pieces are there if you know what to look for... Can anyone suggest a good 3D modeling software; that can handle massive loads?- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Creating a Language for an Optical Computing System
I'm sorry... Yes I have read it, and I looked into a lot of other sources. I think I have enough to begin designs now...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Creating a Language for an Optical Computing System
I hypothesize that all the logic gates could be made by; different combinations of refraction, and reflection. As for each band of light having different speeds, that is not necessarily a bad thing. My personal end goal with this; is to try to create a mechanism that functions like a human...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Why do xenon/krypton have relatively high electronegativity
Well the fact is that we as a species still have much to learn, for there are many things that we don't know. So if you can't find an answer, maybe it has not been solved yet...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Why do xenon/krypton have relatively high electronegativity
http://bit.ly/1vQG8Te']I[/PLAIN] don't know, but I do know how to google... http://bit.ly/1vQG8Te- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Need help picking material for sole for a running shoe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuben_Fiber try tarring Cuben Fiber...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Creating a Language for an Optical Computing System
To my understanding, all of those languages eventually break down into bits. My question is: how would you implement a bit system, into a medium that has more than 2 possibilities (yes I know about Q-bits, but that does not work with photons(at least I have not seen evidence of it)); if I was...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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High School Why is the rail gun an interesting weapon?
I wonder if multiple explosions could be used, and if they could be done in a way to give spin to the projectile (rifling). Maybe if they get crazy enough they could combine railguns and nuclear blasts. Example: have a long vertical/semi-vertical tunnel going underground, then have the nuke at...- Alexi-dono
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Creating a Language for an Optical Computing System
lets say someone had an idea for a fully optical computer; that had a optical cubic processor, that refracted and reflected signals. into a optical "motherboard" (except it was not a flat board, more of a rectangle), how would one go about writing a language for such a thing (lets say a base 8...- Alexi-dono
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- Computers Computing Engineering Optical Photonic Programming
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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High School Why is the rail gun an interesting weapon?
Would it be possible/practical to start the projectile with explosives (maybe a shaped charge), and then continue the acceleration with the "rails"?- Alexi-dono
- Post #75
- Forum: Other Physics Topics