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Author: replete

README.md

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 # Effindice 🎲🎲🎲🎲🎲
 
-![Screen Shot 2022-08-26 at 21 41 12](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/812139/186987746-581c6af4-cc26-4491-b186-4eafa0048e5c.png)
+[Latest release on github pages](https://replete.github.io/effindice/).
 
+![Screen Shot 2022-08-26 at 21 41 12](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/812139/186987746-581c6af4-cc26-4491-b186-4eafa0048e5c.png)
 
 ## Browser-based Passphrase generator 
 
-This is a single page run-in-browser web application that generates passphrases using the [EFF Dice-Based Passphrase wordlist and methodology](https://www.eff.org/dice) .. for lazy people.
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-It uses [this](https://github.com/sethblack/javascript-fortuna) javascript implementation of Fortuna pRNG as a cryptographically secure implementation as well as time-delays for each 'dice roll' to affect randomness.
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-I think this is better than the xkcd passphrase generator because it uses a better method and is completely self-contained with zero web requests.
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-## Using this application
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-[Latest release on github pages](https://replete.github.io/effindice/), published automatically.
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-It's a single html file. Download the .html file onto your computer and run it locally. There are no web requests except for a stupid github shortcut icon to the link back here. Also no javascript frameworks or anything like that. I know right? 
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-Tested in latest Chrome / Firefox
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-## Implementation
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-I hacked it together without any frameworks, it does use a generator function and other modern Javascript features. It's a hack, but whatever.
+This single HTML file is a self-contained run-on-your-desktop passphrase generator. 
 
-I tried a few pRNGs and experimented with online 'truly random' sources of RNG data. Quickly realized what a bad idea that was, but anyhow, Fortuna seems to do the trick.
+I came across [EFF Dice-Based Passphrases](https://www.eff.org/dice) and didn't have any dice handy, so I hacked this together.
 
-Fortuna's minified script is 35KB. That's most of the payload just for random number generation. Bigger is better, I only wish it was 10MB.
+## TODO
 
-## Demo
-[Latest release on github pages](https://replete.github.io/effindice/), published automatically.
+Reduce predictability with entropy accumulation function