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It's 16 bytes versus 36 bytes.
by jvolkman 3y ago
It's 16 bytes versus 36 bytes.
- netcraft 3y agototally tangential to this but just have to share learned this last week that md5's are also 128 bits and so will fit perfectly in a uuid type in postgres, saving space in the physical table and indexes, and giving better index performance. So if youre storing md5 hashes, use UUID!