Benjamin Brownlee

Sounds good. Semester just started (and I need to learn more Rust) so this may be a few PRs that will take a bit of a while.

device: Samsung SM-J320V (Android 7.1.1) app: PxView 4.6 I do know I have an older device, but I others with newer devices have experienced laggy or unstable conditions in the...

Any progress on this issue? I don't do any C# or Android development, but I feel that this would be a pretty simple configuration option. With a look at the...

> I've investigated further. BW supports TLS 1.3 and all the appropriate cipher suites and signature schemes. My problem was due to a misconfigured webserver. This issue can now be...

This conversation looks like it went in another direction, but does #133 fix the original issue?

Thanks for your consideration on this topic. I recognized by your earlier comments on past issues that you are hesitant in gearing your library towards cryptography, but I can assure...

I have found a method to generate a random number up to any specified number of bytes, which could be used as a more accurate multiplier that you were mentioning...

So first we identify an upper and lower bound to compute a range. Then we multiply the range by x amount of 32-bit bytes and divide by 2 to the...

Note I did make a small edit to the random bytes generator above as leading zeros were being lost in the process of decimal to binary conversion.

I have done a bit of work and would like to submit a final RNG for you to test and approve. I now believe it to be as random as...