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in thread How do I get a unique Perl Interpreter ID?

Sounds like you're overthinking the problem. Add in pid or whatever if you're that worried - the pid's can be reused but you're not going to get the same pid and the same microtime unless the process takes less than 1 microsecond to run, which I highly doubt. Short of that, figure a way to sample ambient sound. Or you could always hit yourself in the face until your IQ lowers to a point where you aren't worrying about this any more.
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Re^4: How do I get a unique Perl Interpreter ID?
by davido (Cardinal) on Dec 01, 2011 at 17:39 UTC

    I don't think that when it comes to building random number generators that are adequate for strong cryptography it is possible to overthink the problem. :)


    Dave