Stefan Claas <pollux@tilde.club> wrote:
> is there a common practice, all agree on, to generate
> pads (numeric or alphabetic), with two six-sided dices?

"common" as in most people are aware of and know about, doubtful,
otherwise some of the few of us left lurking here might "know about
it".

The closest that comes to mind is the diceware password generation
system:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diceware

However, do note that if you "sum" the numbers from the roll of two
dice, that the result will have a bias peak at seven. Graphing the
"bias" will look a lot like a statistical normal distribution curve,
with the peak of the graph at seven.

Rich wrote:

> Stefan Claas <pollux@tilde.club> wrote:
> > is there a common practice, all agree on, to generate
> > pads (numeric or alphabetic), with two six-sided dices?
>
> "common" as in most people are aware of and know about, doubtful,
> otherwise some of the few of us left lurking here might "know about
> it".

Well, ok.
> The closest that comes to mind is the diceware password generation
> system:
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diceware
>
> However, do note that if you "sum" the numbers from the roll of two
> dice, that the result will have a bias peak at seven. Graphing the
> "bias" will look a lot like a statistical normal distribution curve,
> with the peak of the graph at seven.

Thanks for the info. I would not "sum" the results, to avoid what you
said, but do in in a way, described in my URL, if nobody can show
another solution, or use my wooden tiles, for letters.

Regards
Stefan
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