sixes

Nitpick: throwing three sixes in a row is absolutely evidence that the die is loaded.

Throwing three sixes in a row wit a die isn't evidence that a die is loaded, but doing that 10 times out of 20 attempts?

Roll enough different sets of dice and you'd expect some to end up being all sixes - that doesn't mean that set is rigged.

I did not mean to imply that the probability of rolling a thousand sixes is similar to the probability of contamination.

After all, even a fair die will occasionally throw tens or even hundreds of sixes in row.

All numbers are equal to six, but not all sixes are equal to each other.

Sure, if you completely disregard the legendary straight sixes from Toyota and Nissan (RB, JZ...).

If you keep rolling a thousand dice, eventually they will all come up sixes.

With some simple formatting functions (its just json after all) it's sixes to me.

It is not impossible to roll two sixes on a single roll of two dies because it is more likely you won't.

Better look for consecutive sixes in both hexadecimal and decimal, too.

Is it rigging if my dice has more sixes than yours?

> "If you keep rolling a thousand dice, eventually they will all come up sixes" A thousand sixes in a single simultaneous roll shouldn't happen in the entire lifetime of the universe.

An interesting questions would be what to do if someone issued an ultimatum to the group "give me one of the sixes or I will ruin it for everyone".

"503 - Over Quota" - Roll double sixes for bonus data!

(Hint: inline sixes don't have larger stroke than bore for "torque") Any change in power from a larger stroke is due to the larger displacement.

I'd certainly expect some Eights and a smaller number of Sixes.