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Oct 8, 2026

John WilsonHOST
16:31
And so for things like software random number generators, which have been around for a few, a couple decades now, they have to bring in some sort of outside element.
John WilsonHOST
16:40
A lot of times, uh, with random.org, there's a, there's a static, um, filter and it, and the computer uses something.
John WilsonHOST
16:47
So basically there's, there's outside elements not generated by the computer that the computer reads, and the outside elements behave randomly or close to it.
John WilsonHOST
16:58
And so the computer can base a nu- do a random number, do a ge- a number generation based on some element of something outside of itself.
Brian HooperHOST
0:05
Hot naked girls doing yoga.
Brian HooperHOST
0:08
What? Why don't you just win like a man? Random.org.
Brian HooperHOST
0:11
Type in one for yes, two for no, and let the DFS cats pick for you.
Peter OverzetHOST
0:15
And I'm absolutely begging you not to dupe us.
Johnny VHOST
44:05
You press those buttons so good.
Johnny VHOST
44:08
I have a deal with random.org. It's a sponsorship deal, but no one's going to count.
Johnny VHOST
44:14
Edwin Downs.
Johnny VHOST
44:15
Congratulations, Edwin Downs.
Peter OverzetHOST
0:08
What? Why don't you just win like a man?
Brian HooperHOST
0:10
Random.org.
Peter OverzetHOST
0:11
[laughs]
Brian HooperHOST
0:11
Type in one for yes, two for no, and let the DFS gods pick for you.
Timothy GreenHOST
4:47
Uh, sure.
Timothy GreenHOST
4:48
And this, uh, randomness, I should say, is courtesy of random.org.
Katie DozierHOST
4:52
Right.
Timothy GreenHOST
4:52
The only truly random-
speaker_6UNKNOWN
77:39
So
WolfieHOST
77:40
I'm on, uh, random number, random.org. Let me see.
WolfieHOST
77:47
So we do in one to 12 or the other thing.
WolfieHOST
77:55
Okay.
Erika EnsignHOST
0:49
Oh boy, once again.
Erika EnsignHOST
0:51
Random.org put a first timer first in the order.
Erika EnsignHOST
0:54
Why does that always happen? But he's not the Tim Reed who appeared on a recent episode of Sophomore Lit discussing Hamlet, but an actor who has played Horatio in Hamlet and who had a Time Lord as an acting teacher.
Erika EnsignHOST
1:06
Welcome to your first ever Random Pursuit, Timothy Reed.
Laura MajerusGUEST
2:58
And as Peter said, it's all luck of the draw.
Erika EnsignHOST
3:00
It really, really is.
Erika EnsignHOST
3:03
And last but not least, player five, Random.org gave us some symmetry because our first and our last player, our first timers, he's a web developer and librarian whose hobbies include guerrilla book publishing and building everything out of Lego.
Erika EnsignHOST
3:16
Welcome to Random Pursuit, Ben Ostermeier.
ColinHOST
111:42
You fall through a portal to a random location on Earth.
ColinHOST
111:49
So I am going to go to random.org and I'm going to click pick random
speaker_1PANELIST
111:57
coordinates.
speaker_1PANELIST
111:58
He dumps me in a volcano.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
2:29
So it's pretty straightforward.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
2:31
On the 20th of November, that's when the draw closes, we're actually going to tally up all the different posts and then go to random.org, which is a website.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
2:38
And then from there, we're actually going to just spit out a random number and that person will be the winner.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
2:43
And so when we get that username, we're actually going to make sure they've posted on Facebook, Twitter, and the Google+, make sure they've done the two comments, and we're also going to make sure that they haven't double posted.
TyHOST
61:24
This flyer looks kind of like AI slop, but...
TyHOST
61:30
Anyway, I was just like, you know, going down Indie Isle, and uh these guys had this uh this weird looking game and apparently it's a game to try to test your um your uh what's the word your psychokinetic power okay okay is there an input like is there a camera is there a controller he's like uh no uh this is hooked up to uh like a remote uh random number generator and you have to use your mind to influence the arrow to go to the left or right and and i'm like okay so i i looked at it i i was trying to figure out okay what's going on how does this work and it did seem like it was just like hooked up to random.org or something and i tried to use my brain power to move uh the arrow to the proper direction.
TyHOST
62:31
And I actually got nine out of 10, which is like an extreme statistical outlier.
TyHOST
62:37
And both the dudes that were like, holy shit, nobody has done that all show.

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