No. It can't be done with ANY computer. All computers generate precise
results, although you can get a pseudorandom result that might satify you.

The way most people do it is to amplify the noise of a zener diode
operating just at the threshold. Special diodes are created for the
purpose. They are called "PINK NOISE" or WHITE NOISE" diodes. They then
divide down the pulses and measure the count in a finite period.

Good project, tho.

--Bob


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