[silence] Online Random Number Tools

[Rob Haskins]

Hi Andrew, 
I've never been able to get ic.exe to work. So it's fantastic that you've created a web-based version. I ran a few ranges and it worked perfectly. Thanks for doing this!
Best,
Rob

 
Rob Haskins
Assistant Professor of Music
University of New Hampshire
rob_haskins@yahoo.com
http://robhaskins.net
http://musicandmiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

"Heroism doesn't consist in brilliantly combatting someone else. . . .  What is heroic is to accept the situation in which you find yourself."  -- John Cage




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From: Andrew Culver <culver@anarchicharmony.org>
To: silence@list.mail.virginia.edu
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 6:04:31 PM
Subject: Re: [silence] Online Random Number Tools

 
http://www.anarchicharmony.org/IChing/ic.cfm
 
This has the same pseudo-random number engine used in ic.exe that
John Cage and I used for all chance operations beginning mid-1984.
 
It’s free to use although hopefully for anarchic and peaceful
purposes only. 
 
Comments, improvement requests and bug reports are welcome.
 
Andrew Culver
 
 
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[mailto:silence-bounces@list.mail.virginia.edu] On Behalf Of A. P.
Crumlish
Sent: December-21-08 11:09 AM
To: Glenn Freeman
Cc: silence@list.mail.virginia.edu
Subject: Re: [silence] Online Random Number Tools
 
A few of Andrew Culver's
programs are available here:

http://www.anarchicharmony.org/People/Culver/CagePrograms.html
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Glenn Freeman <glenn@ogreogress.com> wrote:
I just found some nice online tools below.

http://www.random.org

Glenn Freeman
OgreOgress productions
http://ogreogress.com
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