From oldest to newest...how are these being ordered?

NoxteRRR·8 hr. ago·edited 1 hr. ago

UUIDs or Universally_unique_identifier are not ordered based on how their name is because the name should be fully random https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier#:~:text=IEC 9834-8.-,Format,e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000

Solved. There is no sorting method unless you can extract the trivial date used to generate the random number. The date it simply used as the seed.

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1-d3e4aa33-7dbe-46ce-9bbe-d86133e495ef-1-1.dem

1-90be7bb7-1552-48eb-a3ea-598daee1db56-1-1.dem

1-9ae89231-e352-4d80-b6dd-37de071aafbc-1-1.dem

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I assume the single 1s are there for spacers incase you ever use up all the 1s.

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Assuming it's a long HEX number they would equal

d3e4aa337dbe46ce9bbed86133e495ef = 281654402883547755403762169612247274991

90be7bb7155248eba3ea598daee1db56 = 192397877037883153694044557522910698326

9ae89231e3524d80b6dd37de071aafbc = 205908689406391815923072702915746115516