1. Opens an SSE stream to Wikipedia EventStreams (passive listener)
2. A real Wikipedia edit arrives — timing set by a human editor on Earth
3. SHA3-256 of raw event bytes → 32 bytes of external entropy
4. Derives username (first name + 3 digits, ~3.2K×900 ≈ 2.9M combos, never over 13 characters) + password
5. Seeds
faker-js
PRNG with the same entropy → generates the fake identity
6. Addresses use the postal-format algorithm and country catalog from
daimon3332/address —
27 countries, each with its own template, admin-area style and postcode shape
7. Chinese names use the algorithm and name pools from
berniechiu/chinese_faker
(zh-TW: surname + given name, concatenated)
8. All computation runs in your browser. The server serves only this static page.
About the addresses: the city, district, region and postcode prefix are real catalog
values and the postal layout is the country's real one, but the street, house number, unit and the
trailing postcode digits are generated. These are plausible test addresses,
not verified
deliverable ones — upstream backs those with a PostgreSQL address register that cannot ship in a
static page. Upstream MIT notices:
THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.