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      <title>An RNG that runs in your brain</title>
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      <description>Humans are notoriously bad at coming up with random numbers. I wanted to be able to quickly generate &amp;ldquo;random enough&amp;rdquo; numbers. I&amp;rsquo;m not looking for anything that great, I just want to be able to come up with the random digits in half a minute. Some looking around brought me to an old usenet post by George Marsaglia:
 Choose a 2-digit number, say 23, your &amp;ldquo;seed&amp;rdquo;.
Form a new 2-digit number: the 10&amp;rsquo;s digit plus 6 times the units digit.</description>
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