Dice Rolls Keep Bitcoin Keys Offline, but Not Everyone Will Bother
A standard six-sided die produces about 2.6 bits of unpredictable information with every roll. That may not sound like much, but repeated enough times, those rolls can create the raw randomness needed to secure a bitcoin...
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