marcmagus | I'm such a geek (Reply)

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1hand - 3 uses
allergies - 4 uses
cabinet - 7 uses
calendar - 3 uses
chromium - 4 uses
computer - 3 uses
convention - 8 uses
cvd - 6 uses
dance - 24 uses
devnull - 3 uses
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I just wrote a PERL script that randomly generates RPS throws. It generates 500, and pretty-prints them into a 25x20 matrix, with row numbers (0-origin, by twos) for easy reference. This can then be copied&pasted into a word processor - if printed in 8 pt. Courier New, it fits on a business card.
The truly geeky part is that it takes input from /dev/random, which theoretically has high enough entropy for use in strong cryptography. It takes about 15 seconds of playing with the mouse to get enough data to generate a card.
(Next, I need to make the script automatically generate the PostScript so it can be sent straight to a printer without the messing with the word processer junk)