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UUIDs are 120 Bit or less. Depending on the Version you use. But you lose 8 bit on any version because 1 byte is used to decode the UUID version.
by sheng 11y ago
UUIDs are 120 Bit or less. Depending on the Version you use. But you lose 8 bit on any version because 1 byte is used to decode the UUID version.
- fweespeech 11y agoYes. 128bit is the worst case for UUIDs, I was trying to avoid the claim I was being overly generous by using the smallest size I could get away with. ;)
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoHm. The RFC says 4 bits + 2 bits (variant and variant version) are taken. That leaves 122 bits?