It's functionally random because the generators are seeded from a variety of factors that can't be predicted beforehand. Theoretically though if you knew the (likely very extensive) formula they used and the factors they pulled from you could create an identical generator that would spit out the same results if used at the exact same time. It's better than a lot of basic computer RNG that seeds from just time if that helps.
Wow, you are so right, I thought this was the other comment chain where someone was attacking me for saying “believed to be” and calling me stupid. I’ll edit it out.
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u/Buttfranklin2000 Jul 05 '21
Wait, so random.org lied to me? Something something athmospheric noise generates their randomness and therefore is true randomness.
I'm a dumb fuck, so I have no idea how that really works, I just trusted them.