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Is it safe to visit random random lists?


Asked by Dominik Herman on Dec 10, 2021 FAQ



Be careful, you might get stuck in a loop of randomly choosing to visit random Random Lists then choosing to do it again and again.
Besides,
It probably depends on how well you trust the person in question. The safe thing to do is to go to your own bank's web site and check whether a matching payment has come in to your account. The problem with the List Randomizer is that it doesn't let you do that.
In fact, RANDOM.ORG is a true random number service that generates randomness via atmospheric noise. This page contains frequently asked questions (and answers!) related to the service. Q1.1: I use RANDOM.ORG a lot. How can I show my appreciation?
Indeed,
The different web pages on RANDOM.ORG produce randomness in various different forms, such as coin flips, dice rolls and integers in configurable intervals. These web pages use a raw random bit stream as their source and scale it to suit their particular purpose.
In this manner,
Oddly enough, it is theoretically impossible to prove that a random number generator is really random. Rather, you analyse an increasing amount of numbers produced by a given generator, and depending on the results, your confidence in the generator increases (or decreases, as the case may be).