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> Got a comment on my blog regarding my site that I put together using this Python implementation (uuid7.com). A reader entered the example UUID7 (017F21CF-D130-7CC3-98C4-DC0C0C07398F) from the draft spec...

> Ah ok, I assume this'd be why I'm seeing odd UUIDs coming out of it which when you extract the timestamp info resolves to dates ca. 2191. With this...

> Hi guys. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll at those references and adjust as soon as work allows. > > Feel free to nudge me if you want it to...

Note that the original RFC 4122 is also a "Proposed Standard", and was for almost 20 years. The new UUID formats are now a published RFC and can be relied...

> Maybe just use UUID1 for now, and when we add the support for UUIDS in emmet we can write it with both UUID1 and UUID7 in mind. A few...

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This bug appears on my Windows 10 Pro desktop using Chrome 117.0.5938.149 and scrolling also fixes it for me. It seemed to appear after some time, so I'm not sure...