Re: picking a new random seed

In message <47a0f4e1$0$25480$ba620dc5@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, jk 
<*axy*@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
>so, there's no real RANDOM in computing (as I've read somewhere in the
old days)

I thought the favoured terminology was "pseudo-random", i.e. a sequence 
of pseudo-random numbers passes all statistical tests for randomness, 
but it can be reproduced by resetting the seed to the value used for its 
generation.
-- 
Jane Sullivan