00:18:21 <DataHoarder> muffinmeow: just listing their name without <> pings, or you can do @kiersten:matrix.org 
00:18:44 <muffinmeow> ah okay, thanks
00:18:50 <DataHoarder> or well, @kiersten5821:matrix.org 
00:19:03 <DataHoarder> but should work without @ 
00:22:18 <muffinmeow> noted!
00:22:23 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> DataHoarder: none of that's an intentional mention, therefore might not cause a ping
00:22:52 <DataHoarder> what about this gan:skhron.org :)
00:22:56 <DataHoarder[m]> nope
01:04:29 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> DataHoarder: nah
08:45:44 <br-m> <mrcharles-xmr:matrix.org> One artwork per block (Prototype) : http://kirp6xiw6vipglugnepkynyublvvlwks4j3lcppov7h3dgb4tiuz56ad.onion/
08:51:42 <br-m> <fallenserenity:matrix.org> I’m a bit confused. Why do subaddresses not change for every transaction like it does for main (stealth) addresses? Shouldn’t the receiving address, even a subaddress, change every transaction so that it can’t be correlated with your account?
09:26:36 <DataHoarder> it's just centralized NFT
09:27:39 <DataHoarder> fallenserenity:matrix.org: it cannot change when you place it somewhere
09:27:51 <DataHoarder> you can always just give new ones
09:28:32 <DataHoarder> it works differently than on coins with public outputs and addresses, there is no need to use unique sending addresses (if people are just looking at explorers/chain data)
09:28:59 <DataHoarder> "main (stealth) addresses" < I think you are confusing main address and stealth addresses
09:29:32 <DataHoarder> stealth address is something derived from a main address/sub address, and a per-tx key, which creates the per-tx stealth address. The sender does this.
09:31:34 <BlueyHealer> DataHoarder, most mainstream NFTs were centralized too. Was there ever a legitimate use for those?..
09:31:58 <DataHoarder> this is even more centralized :)
09:32:32 <DataHoarder> for the hated mordinals they still left the data behind even when their site is fully dead (see ugly thing https://blocks.p2pool.observer/tx/baa3f1fa73942366c19471aac73b78dd2664eefe634bdbd260d58d09d2a0e259 )
09:34:21 <DataHoarder> they are there to bulk up the pruned data forever :)
09:41:21 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> BlueyHealer: Plenty of legitimate usage, but that discussion is more suitable for the offtopic
09:41:23 <br-m> <gan:skhron.org> True
09:48:47 <BlueyHealer> ok
09:49:29 <BlueyHealer> DataHoarder, lol didn't know this was a real thing, assumed it was just a proposal XD
09:49:54 <DataHoarder> nah they spammed the network for quite a while and damaging privacy
09:50:19 <DataHoarder> they got limited and tried to bypass it, but then gave up
09:50:37 <DataHoarder> FCMP++ upgrade does limit tx extra a bit more (still allows reasonable usage)
09:51:09 <DataHoarder> current change is a relay/soft rule, so blocks can still appear with it fine, but FCMP++ will make that a consensus rule
09:56:34 <BlueyHealer> Oh, that's horrible. So are no new ones created at least?
09:58:48 <DataHoarder> site is dead and required a custom badly made fork of the client/wallet so nothing so far
09:59:17 <DataHoarder> transfers also just used dummy decoys and outputs so they damaged privacy as well :)
10:16:40 <BlueyHealer> oh
10:17:01 <BlueyHealer> Thanks!
11:22:43 <rye_721> hi everyone, i have a question regarding accounts, when regenerating a wallet using the seed phrase, do your different accounts persist like subaddresses would, or do your funds all get pooled into the primary account?
12:02:39 <br-m> <rbrunner7> No, accounts are restored in the same way as subaddresses are: After the restore, your whole wallet structure is there again