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Me and my brother use a fixed random.org URL in order to instantly generate anonymous nicknames (20 chars, [A-Za-z0-9]) every time we log in on the game server, to hide the fact that we've each put in 1000+ hours into the game. Works like a charm!
—Andy and Bob
I use Random.org to generate random numbers for a random sample of informants when I conduct surveys. It really beats using the dart board or hat.
—Rod Stubina, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida
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