Right at the beginning when writing your script you must have known that the random generator would end up creating valid numbers? Expecially when run for tens of thousands cases?
There exist test ranges of numbers that are allocated in order to accommodate this type of testing and avoid exactly this problem.
Awesome work Elliot, and much appreciated. I've just got Windows-10 ltsc working on qubes 4.1 with whonix 16. My 2 use cases are:
1. A dev machine. I have a persistent and static disposable version of this build.
2. An anon build connected to whonix. Again, I have persistent and disposable versions.
One thing I had to do was compile the QWT v4.1.65 iso and install the resulting msi. Other than that it all works flawlessly and provides great peace of mind for those occasions when I have to use Windows.
Right at the beginning when writing your script you must have known that the random generator would end up creating valid numbers? Expecially when run for tens of thousands cases?
There exist test ranges of numbers that are allocated in order to accommodate this type of testing and avoid exactly this problem.