Protecting your private key - passphrase

[Robert J. Hansen]

> you are one hundred percent correct that the output of my programs are *not*
> random and that they do not generate random output like a CSPRNG does.

I'm not going to discuss this with you further.  It's clear you don't 
know what you're doing, and I trust that's been made clear to the 
mailing list.
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