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I randomly rolled 5 standard dice that I have from an old poker chip set 32 times and wrote down the numbers for a total of 160 random dice rolls. I also read the dice in the same general fashion each time (aka left to right). Is there anyway I could have jeopardized my randomness / security using this method when generating my seed? I did this because I wanted to try this method out of curiosity/learn how to use more features on my coldcard. Now that I have gone through this process, I am considering using this seed plus a passphrase instead of the default method plus a passphrase. Thanks.

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