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Truly Random Numbers?
The code I've written uses Rand.Next to generate a random number - and I've used the Randomize() function in a couple of places to try and get the seeds to be unique. But on machines that run at ridiculous speeds (a friend is using a machine running at 3 Ghz), the program runs so fast that the seeds are identical anyways.
So.
How do I get truly random numbers out of the Rand.Next method?
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You could always make a long chaing of random seeds, and give a new one to the random generator every time. Think that could work...
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I moved this thread because I assume it's VB.Net. If it's not then let me know where I should put it.