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by remram
1134 days ago
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> this is only correct about UUID version 1. However, it is what most applications use. This is a bold claim and doesn't match my experience at all. UUIDv4 is all I see, everywhere, everyday. That's also a big enough caveat to put in the title: if you have a beef with UUIDv1, say UUIDv1 is obsolete. |
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