Far Cry 5

[Bricktop]

No computer is capable of generating a random number, because any such generation requires a human derived algorithm. It simply does as its told. The number isn't random. However, I think you are right that the primitive OS had a "random number generator" that simply derived a number by converting the time to a numeric, adding it up and displaying it. Clever, really.

[Berry Sweet]

It's 10:15pm a d it's 22'c outside...ugh

[Bricktop]

Are you rugged up??



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[Berry Sweet]

Lol...I just got out of the shower.  Waiuting for laundry to dry foir fresh clean undies and pjs.  Will jump into the bed soon...installing the a.c. in my bedroom tomorrow!!

[Rancidmilko]

You could easily program BASIC to generate random numbers.  I actually used to know how exactly it did that, but that was like almost 30 years ago.



I think it had something to do based on its internal clock.

It was the RND function

[Rancidmilko]

Lol...I just got out of the shower.  Waiuting for laundry to dry foir fresh clean undies and pjs.  Will jump into the bed soon...installing the a.c. in my bedroom tomorrow!!

The humming of an A/C, best song ever

[Bricktop]

Lol...I just got out of the shower.  Waiuting for laundry to dry foir fresh clean undies and pjs.  Will jump into the bed soon...installing the a.c. in my bedroom tomorrow!!

Its "hot" and you're wearing PJ's?



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