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https://share.google/aimode/brT1V9JDVxv1TpUGQ-github-actions.md02b12b889fe3c943cb05645921040ef13d6d397a2e7a4ad000e28500c505ff26d6That looks like a **UUID (Universally Unique Identifier)** — specifically in the format known as **UUID v4**. Here’s a quick breakdown: ### 🔢 What it is - A UUID is a 128-bit number used to uniquely identify information in computer systems. - They’re often written as 32 hexadecimal characters, split into 5 groups with hyphens: `8ba192e9-c2b9-480e-ae86-da37076664c8` - The `480e` part indicates it’s a **version 4 UUID**, which means it was generated randomly. ### ⚙️ Where it’s used - **Databases**: As unique keys for records. - **Software systems**: To track sessions, devices, or objects without collisions. - **Files and APIs**: To ensure identifiers don’t overlap across distributed systems. ### ✅ Key point This UUID doesn’t carry meaning by itself—it’s just a unique identifier. Think of it like a serial number that guarantees uniqueness but doesn’t encode personal or descriptive information. Would you like me to show you how to generate your own UUIDs (for example, in Python or JavaScript) so you can see how they’re created?https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch/address/qq56vquf99r83ylacd83gl4pgx2c0q448yne2ktush
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https://share.google/aimode/brT1V9JDVxv1TpUGQ-github-actions.md02b12b889fe3c943cb05645921040ef13d6d397a2e7a4ad000e28500c505ff26d6That looks like a UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) — specifically in the format known as UUID v4.
Here’s a quick breakdown:
🔢 What it is
8ba192e9-c2b9-480e-ae86-da37076664c8480epart indicates it’s a version 4 UUID, which means it was generated randomly.⚙️ Where it’s used
✅ Key point
This UUID doesn’t carry meaning by itself—it’s just a unique identifier. Think of it like a serial number that guarantees uniqueness but doesn’t encode personal or descriptive information.
Would you like me to show you how to generate your own UUIDs (for example, in Python or JavaScript) so you can see how they’re created?https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch/address/qq56vquf99r83ylacd83gl4pgx2c0q448yne2ktush