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allainyann@piaille.fr

<p>&quot;Build, Break, Improve stuff since half a century&quot;, Hacker, Maker, Infosec trainer , Electronic engineer, Quantum tech addict , Retro computers on steroïd user. 🚀🔧💻 Embracing the past while shaping the future, all with a touch of quantum possibilities and a sprinkle of retro charm! Also Top Chief Caesar of the <a href="https://hacking.museum" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">hacking.museum</span><span class="invisible"></span></a> initiative 😅</p>

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  • Post #1696381

    Really impressed by the work from the Quantum Village team 👇 #QuantumVillage is a global, community-driven initiative bridging quantum tech, cybersecurity, and open hardware—making quantum tools accessible beyond big labs. Their latest project shows this vision in action: An open-source quantum random number generator (“Entropy Loop”) for ~$35, built with off-the-shelf parts . It uses quantum fluctuations in a laser diode to generate true randomness for cryptography. • Lower the barrier to q...

  • Post #1678114

    Spent my weekend experimenting with the Entropy Loop (#Quantum Village) — and it’s a gem. This is not just “random noise”: it’s quantum phase diffusion seeded by vacuum fluctuations, turned into measurable entropy via a beautifully simple interferometric design. Built a small CLI monitor to track Hmin, bias &amp;amp; stability in real time — might upstream it. Also using it today with my cybersecurity engineering students: a $35 open-source kit that bridges quantum physics → signal processing...