In article news1.ucsd.edu>,
Greg Rose network.ucsd.edu> wrote:

I had a lot of trouble running the NIST tests on
L15, as NIST no longer supports it for Linux (only
Windows, and with a clunky user interface). But
anyway.

NIST normally recommends running the test on 125MB
of data, treated as 1000 samples of 1000000 bits
each. When run in that mode against a single
125mB stream from L15, it reported a failure of
the overlapping-templates test. Unfortunately I
clobbered this data set output and it takes so
long to re-run the test that I won't bother.

On a sunny day (25 Nov 2006 04:58:25 GMT) it happened Unruh
wrote in :

Yes I think so too.

No need to apologise, I enjoy reading the contribution by you and many others.

Tom often replied in the style of:
'That is crap', 'You have no clue', 'This subject has been discussed to death',
the a bit later some other poster points out he is wrong with good arguments,
then a fight happens.... and he often loses.
So that makes ignoring his initial replies / attacks a good policy.
Sorry if it made me drop interesting replies by any of you., it goes then something like this:

"The Spieshttp://sonic.net/~doretk/Issues/99-09%%20FALL/theexpert.html
Who Shagged Us" is a book written this creep who thinks he knows
something about the CIA-perhaps his own drug failures are haunting him,
and I know them WELL

Leo Anthony Sgouros

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