>run powerful magnet over HDD
>there is a more than 0% chance that the bits will arrange themselves into giving you free software
who /manget maniac/ here?
>run powerful magnet over HDD
>there is a more than 0% chance that the bits will arrange themselves into giving you free software
who /manget maniac/ here?
Running a magnet over a HDD isn't completely random but probabilistic so the probability that your hard drive gets hit by some cosmic rays to give you free software is actually pretty similar
check em
>there is more than 0% chance that the bits will arrange themselves into giving you cp
dumb frogposter
>user how did you come by this?
>stick magnets up my urethra
>rub my dick on my hdd
>get a free copy of windows 10 enterprise edition LTSB
Check my single digits
:^)
>Magnet my HDD for free software
>Get WinRar
Checked.
Magnet my hard drive for much free gaymemes, gets LoL.
all random bits are just source code saved in an unknown encoding written for a compiler that doesn't exist
if you upload them to github with the GPL, there's a 100% chance it is free software
Lmfao
That's bullshit.
No
Then who should be gaoled? The HDDs owner or the stars sourcing the rays?
The magnet factory owner
>run powerful magnet over HDD
>there is a more than 0% chance that the bits will arrange themselves into giving you Bill Gates bank details
who /manget maniac/ here?
Pi holds the bank details of Bill Gates
Don't be a dumbass you stupid FROGPOSTERS
Acctually we should have random image generators generate things, and maybe a neural network to train to make random based images. It could generate really neat pics. Maybe things we haven't even imagined yet. It could even be a pic of you.
Has this been done? Sure it might never give us anything but noise, but every try is a dice roll. The first try might be something amazing.
>there is more than 0% chance that my waifu (in human form) will smash through my window and rape me in the next 5 minutes
more than 0
What is more fun is to generate random code until it compiles. You can narrow it down as much as you would like.
I recommend doing it in C using TCC instead of GCC
>user how did you come by this?
>There is a > 0 chance jumping into a tub of nuclear waste will give you a beneficial mutation
Better get to it OP
It will literally take more than the age of the universe to randomly render something useful.
Do your math budy