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 # Summary
-Since /dev/random is the closest thing to "true" randomness on a computer, and basically all other PRNGS use it, I thought I would have some fun and use a live stream of recent wiki changes to emulate entropy and use as the input to a hash chain (similar to what dev/urandom does with /dev/random/'s entropy pool). The SSEClient provides a stream of JSON messages which I convert to unicode and mix with the seed.
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-I use the current epoc time, concatenated with a random num from /dev/urandom, as my initial seed, and then use each subsequent
+Since /dev/random is the closest thing to "true" randomness on a computer, and using any higher-level PRNG would be recycling the same source entropy, I thought I would have some fun and use a live stream of recent wiki changes to emulate entropy and use as the input to a hash chain (similar to what dev/urandom does with /dev/random/'s entropy pool). The SSEClient provides a stream of JSON messages which I convert to unicode and mix with the seed. I use the current epoc time, concatenated with a random num from /dev/urandom, as my initial seed, and then use each subsequent
 hash as the new seed. 
 
 # Usage