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Are you talking about the files’ URLs? Like “https://files.yande.re/jpeg/b8824aa67a31dc7d83a60d7214cf3469/yande.re%201178410%20animal_ears%20azur_lane%20japanese_clothes%20kawakaze_%28azur_lane%29%20sword%20tail%20thighhighs%20yuzuka.jpg”
From what I know about it, such file names are generated from the last tags update, but they are not “real” (in a sense): you can type this URL “https://files.yande.re/jpeg/b8824aa67a31dc7d83a60d7214cf3469/yande.jpg” and it will show you the exact same picture. Actually, only the hexadecimal ID (“b8824aa67a31dc7d83a60d7214cf3469”, here) counts to make the URL valid.
Trit
From what I know about it, such file names are generated from the last tags update, but they are not “real” (in a sense): you can type this URL “https://files.yande.re/jpeg/b8824aa67a31dc7d83a60d7214cf3469/yande.jpg” and it will show you the exact same picture. Actually, only the hexadecimal ID (“b8824aa67a31dc7d83a60d7214cf3469”, here) counts to make the URL valid.