15:52:45 <m-relay> <b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. I have recently launched a website with some partners and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)
15:53:49 <m-relay> <b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. I have recently launched a website with some partners and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)
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15:55:29 <m-relay> <b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. We have recently launched a website and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)
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16:52:38 <m-relay> <c​rimsonleaf363:matrix.org> How many characters of a receiving address should you check before sending? I appreciate any links to resources.
16:54:36 <plowsof> 4 at the begin .. middle .. and end ...  then close your eyes and begin moving them rapidly left to right for at least 3 seconds. then open your eyes, which ever character is closest to your center of vision , pick this one and confirm that matches too 
16:56:09 <m-relay> <c​rimsonleaf363:matrix.org> That's what you do?
17:41:20 <m-relay> <p​reland:monero.social> Tbh I should probably start doing this too; there are tools out there to generate “vanity” addresses that match a certain number of characters. While the number of characters that you know in your address reduce the chances of someone being able to replicate it…..it doesn’t eliminate that chance.
18:09:54 <rbrunner> I think I never saw an XMR vanity address generator where you could specify characters at the end of the address.
18:11:20 <rbrunner> Also, everything beyond 6 or so wanted characters at the start gets prohibitively expensive, I would say nobody is able to easily trick you with an address they generated that has all the right 10 first characters
18:29:38 <NorrinRadd> it could burn the xmr though 
18:30:06 <NorrinRadd> how many to check? all of them. use diff 
18:39:33 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> It leaves less to memory
18:41:08 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> Same goes for onion/i2p, vanity addr lets you configure the first ie 8 chars. Meaning if you remember the 6 following that, its a low chance that someone generated it
18:41:23 <m-relay> <o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> much easier than remembering 14 chars
18:44:53 <m-relay> <b​asses:matrix.org> https://zola.ink/blog/posts/how-monero-fulfilled-satoshis-promies
18:45:09 <m-relay> <b​asses:matrix.org> was shared on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43290408