Re: lun - Lucky Number

Stefan Claas wrote:

Stefan Claas wrote:

 
Hi all,
 
from the previous discussion with Richard I came up with a new idea to
create a random number. I call the Go program lun = Lucky Number.
 
Here is a sample run with 3 seconds set. You can also use1 or many more
seconds.
 
$ lun 3
 
Started: 2025-03-08 01:29:57
 
2287128966796887 1741393797 2287130708190684
2443764953918824 1741393798 2443766695312622
8241182675020522 1741393799 8241184416414321
 
Ended: 2025-03-08 01:29:59
Time elapsed: 00:00:03
Multiplying: 2287130708190684 * 8241184416414321
Your lucky number is: 18848665950643714819328816385564
SHA256: 28fd1445771c772f403eb4092b722640a529b5c84c3ee50bc6d631454e83daed
 
The first column is a random number, the second the local Unix-Epoch-Time
and the third shows the addition of column1 and column2. The lucky number
was generated by multiplying the first and last value of the right column.
 
Hope you like the idea!

 
Forgot the URL: https://github.com/706f6c6c7578/lun

C code for Linux and Windows, plus binaries.

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I think lun is a pretty cool little program. :-)

Regards
Stefan

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