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I think the idea of hardware random number generators is an excellent one.
It's all too easy for the average joe (who didn't do his doctoral thesis
on super-duper pseudo-random number generation) to implement or use exisiting
pseudo-random number generators that are not very good.  Other problems
with the pseudo methods (like the common linear congruential method) is that
the least significant bits might not be very random, certain operations
on the generated numbers (like using MOD's) might destroy the randomness,
and successive samples may be highly correlated.  It would be great to have
an easy to use, dependable, fast hardware generator of really random numbers.