Implement a pseudorandom random number (bit) generator (PRNG). A good random bit generator is supposed to generate bits independently, i. e., the probability of bit 0 (p0) is the same as the probability of bit 1 (p1), where
p0 = p1 = 0.5 and p0 + p1 = 1.
However, one student (Alice) implemented it in a bad way, i. e., p0 6= p1. For example, p0 = 0.3
and p1 = 0.7, or p0 = 0.2 and p1 = 0.8. Of course, the actual probabilities and her implementation
details are unknown to you. You job is to use Alice’s defective generator to produce an unbiased
random bit string without using additional cryptographic tools.
First, clearly explain your step-by-step algorithms (or pseudocode). Second, provide a formal proof
of correctness.

You have been supporting csm tech publishing's windows server 2016 server network for over a year. the office has two windows server 2016 servers running active directory and a number of other roles. management has informed you that a small sales office is opening in the same building three floors up. the sales manager wants to install a sales application on a server located in the sales office. this server will have limited physical security because there's no special room dedicated for it, which means it will be accessible to non-it personnel and visitors. you're considering installing windows server 2016 server core on the new server because accessing its console regularly probably won't be necessary, and this server will be managed from one of the other csm tech publishing servers. what are the benefits and drawbacks of using server core for this branch office? what are some things you should do to set up this server management environment?