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Here is an Ask HN in this line.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30214652

Instead of assuming randomness coming from computers full of black-box microchips, assuming malicious interference may be just a better option - survival wise.

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Thanks, another data point for future audits. Such incident report claims can be aggregated in an open-source, CC-licensed index, to improve visibility for defensive analysis and benchmarking of potential responses.

In the case of TempleOS, a hand-built operating system where every aspect of the software was written by Terry himself, I think it's safe to assume no outside factor twiddled those bits.

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