title: mac OS finder sorting
body: <p>So, theoretically, mac OS finder uses natural sort. I thought &quot;great, easy to replicate&quot;.
  But then, in a given folder with anonymized names for images, sorted by name, this order happened:</p>
  <ul>
  <li>4445848355278617937001.jpg</li>
  <li>4445848355278617937002.jpg</li>
  <li>6401371244885357529001.jpg</li>
  <li>6401371244885357529002.jpg</li>
  <li>6401371244885357529003.jpg</li>
  <li>6401371244885357529004.jpg</li>
  <li>8467449627832563381001.jpg</li>
  <li>8467449627832563381002.jpg</li>
  <li>8467449627832563381003.jpg</li>
  <li>8467449627832563381004.jpg</li>
  <li>1679313641425563047001.jpg        &lt;--- what's giving me trouble</li>
  <li>1679313641425563047002.jpg</li>
  <li>1679313641425563047003.jpg</li>
  <li>1679313641425563047004.jpg</li>
  <li>...</li>
  </ul>
  <p>See, I don't understand why it places 1679313641425563047001 after all of the previous filenames. I checked, it's a smaller number, so natural sort should NOT do this. Can someone explain what the hell mac's finder is doing here? I only pasted the initial part of the folder, but it does this all over the place. Is it possibly a bug for large numbers in finder?</p>