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The user IDs don't really encode any information. They are just there to associate a history with a user. When a user visits the page there's a check to see if
by ALittleLight 6y ago
The user IDs don't really encode any information. They are just there to associate a history with a user. When a user visits the page there's a check to see if they have a user id in local storage, if not then it gets the current time and hashes it to produce a new userId which is stored in local storage for future use.