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Distributed Global Entropy Collector

The Entropy Problem

Standard computer randomness is deterministically flawed. PRNGs rely on algorithms and seed states; knowing the seed means predicting the future. This is acceptable for casual use but catastrophic for cryptography, security, or procedural generation requiring genuine chaos.

The Global Solution

tame.host aggregates real-world entropy from a scientific sensor network. We sample atmospheric data from NOAA GOES Satellites, precipitation structures from NEXRAD Radar systems, and tectonic vibrations from Global Seismic Stations. We aren't just generating numbers; we are digitizing the chaotic state of the planet.

To eliminate source bias (like empty sky or seismic quiet), the raw stream passes through a continuous AES-CTR Cryptographic Whitener. This mathematically mixes the signals, stripping distinct patterns while preserving the underlying physical unpredictability.

Live Entropy Stream

Visualizing The World

Raw sensor data drives these high-resolution textures. Every pixel is a derivative of physical events happening right now-storms forming, earth moving, and solar winds shifting.

Integration

The API supports typed responses for precise control. Formats include ui64, i64, f64 (0.0-1.0), bool, and raw byte streams.

// Get 10 Unsigned 64-bit Integers
GET https://tame.host/trng/read/ui64/10
// Get 5 Floats (0.0 - 1.0)
GET https://tame.host/trng/read/f64/5
// Get 1024 Raw Bytes (Binary Stream)
GET https://tame.host/trng/read/byte/1024
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