The point of a UUID is to have a universally unique identifier. There's generally two reason to use UUIDs: You do not want a database (or some other authority) to centrally control the identity of records. There's a chance that multiple components may independently generate a non-unique identifier.
> The point of a UUID is to have a universally unique identifier. There's generally two reason to use UUIDs: You do not want a database (or some other authority) to centrally control the identity of records. There's a chance that multiple components may independently generate a non-unique identifier.
I see. Voat must somehow have found a way around the latter problem.
I see. Voat must somehow have found a way around the latter problem.
but but but how my comment can be taken seriously if I can't get trips on my ID?
but but but how my comment can be taken seriously if I can't get trips on my ID?
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