The id is registered to some database where you can look up the info.
If the registry is partnered with europetnet, you can find it here: https://www.europetnet.org/pet-id-search.html
If not you’ll have to figure out where the id was registered and request the info there.
You could probably do it with http if the server properly supports the content range headers.
OK, cool? Your experience doesn’t mean this doesn’t happen though, and no one is saying this is any kind of proper way to train an animal.
You can just go look at the sources of the article man.
Lmao one of the pages on their website lists a few events at 123 Legal Ave, Suite 100, City, State, 12345. I’m starting to get the feeling these people don’t take their job very seriously.
The “divorce” link just leads to “divorce”. Not “https://shittysite/divorce“. Just,” divorce".
Hell yeah I used to love tux paint as a kid
Protip: you can also block a lot of those by enabling some “annoyances” blocklists in uBlocks settings.
And while you’re there, take a look at all the other blocklists they don’t enable by default. You might find something useful to you.
Yeah I’m pretty sure Firefox won’t ask for or use your location, unless a website wants it for some reason (which is almost never a good one).
I thought Palantir made scandinavian power metal
It’s because they’re part of the EBU (not sure why though, the E here also stands for European). I think that’s the actual qualification for entry.