I've run into enough cases where I want to get the exact equivalent of PHP's uniqid function_.
One snippet I found on the internet, here_, had imperfections, and appeared
to be slow. This was probably due to the fact that it did not actually
follow the implementation PHP used. So, I created this.
.. _PHP's uniqid function: http://php.net/uniqid .. _here: http://gurukhalsa.me/2011/uniqid-in-python/
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