This short from my Ship It! apperance created a firestorm of comments from folks who were unsatisfied with the lack of explanation behind my conclusion. Let me explain…
Blocking in the kernel's random-number generator (RNG)—causing a process to
wait for "enough"
entropy to generate strong random numbers—has always been controversial. It has also led to
various kinds of problems over the years, from timeouts and delays caused
by misuse in user-space
programs to deadlocks and other problems in the boot
process. That behavior has undergone a number of changes over the last few
years and it looks possible that the last vestige of the difference between
merely "good" and "cryptographic-strength" random numbers may go away in some
upcoming kernel version.
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It’s been a while since my last post, so today i have something bigger and – most probably – more usefull than usually. [Download link here] I present to you Mèdved (bear in serbi…
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