I have often given thought to the so-called 'whimsy' of the dice.
I did a little research and Slashdot has a story
http://www.slashdot.org about random.org having been hacked. Interestingly, the impact was more or less undetected and unattributed.
No one at CERN or the ever astute readers at slashdot had any idea why there was a skew on the random numbers generated that augmented the positivity of certain random numbers in direct correlation to the number of months of PAID membership at conquerclub.
So, in essence, the more money you pay to Conquer club, the better your dice, which in effect robs points from freebie members to give to the people who pay for the site. The haves, have, the have-nots, not.
In what appears to be a related development the website mathmaticus.com reviewed an extensive analysis of research in multilateral subsequent para-calculus and came to the conclusion that random.org was also influence by threads created which suggested that Random.org was not random.
this is complete nonsense - but I want to see how many people will jump at the bait