@confusedalex Pro mode: label each physical device with the #UUID of your #Orgmode heading for it.
Honestly: don't use #UUIDs for that. Please do use something human-readable like slugs: https://github.com/novoid/dot-emacs/blob/master/config.org#my-id-get-or-generate 
#Pipelight typescript issue fixed.
It was a nasty bug that slide in with #deno 2.2.
Fixed by replacing external #UUID library with bultins uuid library.
This type of heartful message is what keeps me sharing my best code with you. 
My favorite hobby: reading EDN spec and finding examples where practice diverges from theory.
E.g. did you know that
.1
parses as a symbol?
Or that
:/
and
:///
are both valid keywords but
://
isn’t?
Also this:
#uuid "f-7-1-a-8"
is a perfectly fine UUID.
Anyway, have a good weekend!
"A few secure, random bytes without `pgcrypto`" 
Generating a ULID using a roundabout way to avoid a dependency on the pgcrypto extension used just to get `gen_random_bytes()`
https://brandur.org/fragments/secure-bytes-without-pgcrypto
By @brandur
In Deutschland gibt ja mehrere hunderttausend Pegel an Flüssen Seen und Meer
Da ist eine #UUID wichtig um sie auseinander zu halten
z.B. Worms am Rhein :
844a620f-f3b8-4b6b-8e3c-783ae2aa232a
Aufreger am Morgen 
there seems to be a lot of excitement for #uuidV7 these days (timestamp-based). it's very cool, and a good choice if you're using the #uuid or #guid as a database key (to avoid fragmentation)
https://ntietz.com/blog/til-uses-for-the-different-uuid-versions/
i also really like #ulid for this, and they can be converted to uuids/guids easily and quickly.
one thing i don't see many people talk about when they move to monotonically incrementing ids (like v7/ulid) is this: if you have a distributed database you will end up with poor balancing with these ids. not what most people do, i guess, but it's something to think about.
What would be your advice?
Am I ready to go live with a full-on production company, or what?
#Traversy style n all! Look at that!
:D
https://youtu.be/aHnDl0Mt36Y?si=yX_-WDagRacwUrd6
In all seriousness.
Maybe anyone struggling with understanding file and folder #permissions and the corresponding #CHMOD numbers to set your desired ---rwx--- options...
typically I'm NOT a fan of videos instead of written text
…or even worse, videos after written text that just summarize that
but this one is pretty nice and adds some value:
"The problem with #UUIDs" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-K2C3sf1_Q
https://planetscale.com/blog/the-problem-with-using-a-uuid-primary-key-in-mysql
@timbray
“UUID should be represented by the "hex-and-dash" string format consisting of multiple groups of uppercase or lowercase alphanumeric hexadecimal characters “
Every time I’m handling uuids in code I need to remember to think about case. I have seen resource IDs in azure recently consisting of multiple uuids in the one resource ID string. where some UUIDs are in caps and others are lower case. *In the same ID string*. But if you were building that resource ID string to use in an azure SDK you would have to respect which UUIDs are in caps and which are lc otherwise it will not be useable. It’s an absolute nightmare.
because the standard allows both and some library code has not implemented the standard correctly, we get issues with case. #Azure #UUID
It’s official, now!
RFC 9562: Universally Unique IDentifiers (UUIDs) https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9562.html
Whoa, UUID generator straight in the browser?
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Crypto/randomUUID
