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The Daily WTF Universally Unique Identifiers are a very practical solution to unique IDs. With 10^30 possible values, the odds of having a
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The Daily WTF After reading through so many of your submissions these last few weeks, I’m beginning to notice certain patterns emerging.
The Daily WTF Steven was working on a temp contract for a government contractor, developing extensions to an ERP system. That ERP system was
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