Surprised to see no mention of UUID v1mc, which Postgres supports today via ossp. Like v1, it has a 60 or so bits of timestamp at the front. But unlike v1 whic

Surprised to see no mention of UUID v1mc, which Postgres supports today via ossp. Like v1, it has a 60 or so bits of timestamp at the front. But unlike v1 which ends with the generating node's MAC address, v1mc uses a random MAC, essentially giving it 48 bits of randomness.