For now, yes.
You can only import an Armory wallet (doh!) or individual private keys.
Armorys wallet formate is incompatible to the others.
Well, in fact all others are incompatible, as Armory was the first one with HD wallets.
The new wallet formate is in the works, and will use "compatible" BIP0032 too.

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I am pretty sure this simply means the receiver is offline. Your client will resend daily until the receiver confirms it received your message.
In fact it's a handshake, first the public keys need to be exchanged, and then the message itself is sent.

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Well, I like both the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and AC-AF, and enjoy how diverse all our charities are.

Still, the initial plan of BTC100 was to give an incentive to charities which do not accept Bitcoin yet. As a way to enlarge the number of charities, and not as a way to reward a charity after they already came to the good conclusion to accept Bitcoin donations.
Some charities were already declined because of this, although those were great charities and support-worthy.

At the very least, we have to talk about this before those two (and future) charities receive a BTC100 donation. This isn't Brunos or Rassahs decision neither, as the original donators to the fund donated with those rules in mind.

Or, maybe, let's do a different project:
Collect all Bitcoin-accepting charities on a website. Each with its own Bitcoin address. Also, the website has one address, where all funds donated to will be spread amongst the charities (random, and/or evenly and/or "more to those who received the least yet"). As the blockchain proves where every donation ended at, there shouldn't be a trust issue here. It would make for a(nother) nice showcase too.
And, at the very least, it would make a nice compact list of all charities.

Oh, and then there is Cryptocharity, with its first project in Uganda. The website cryptocharity.org is offline atm, I informed them and it should be online soon. Maybe you can benefit from each other in some way?

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So I would calculate it with:

{ [ ( position.size.btc * buyprice.usd ) + swapcosts.usd ] * 1.15 } / ( position.size.btc + collateral.btc)

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I know it's sunday and all, but this is -for me- a very urgent question!

Can anyone else confirm that the liquidation price changed abruptly some days ago?

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I don't like skype.
Let's use an open alternative.
Anyone who knows what's state of the art?

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You are borderline to trolling with your language.
Have you considered that the localbitcoins-team didn't even read your mail yet?

How about a "I forgot my password" reset straight to your mail?
(I don't know if one can change the email address, with/without 2FA)

Also, as Burt wrote, it doesn't work that way to watch bitcoins sitting on an address on the blockchain once they enter a shared wallet, like on an exchange.

And finally, even if you lost a 4 digit Bitcoin amount and it would have been "localbitcoins" who stole it from you, it wouldn't make sense for them to do this, as they (and any other popular lucrative Bitcoin service) make more money when running the business as honest and well as they can.

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Bang, spot on!
Now it works, with "connect" and "listen".
Thank you a ton, flipper!

..you can set the thread to [solved] now 

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..added localhost to "connect" and "addnode". Still offline.
Yes, rpcuser and rpcpassword are unchanged.

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I set up a server with 24/7 running bitcoind. This one shall be the only one with "outside connections". My local bitcoind on my workstation, with Armory too, connects only to that server (via "connect="). My local bitcoind connects fine. Armory insists it is offline, though.
What's going on here? The only thing I change is activating/deactivating "connect=".
Does bitcoind need to have at least x connections to be considered "online"?

Also, I'm happy to visit the bitcoin-konferenz(.de) in Cologne, Germany.  You might find a groupie there, Alan! ;-)

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Default, bitcoin-core uses 8 connections to connect to other Bitcoin-nodes.
So I would say those messages are harmless (until someone else chimes in here).

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Did the calculation of the liquidation price change? From yesterday to today, it went up by 50$ unexpectedly.

Please provide us the exact formula how this is calculated.

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Most definitely.
Despite the large flash rate offers, noone really touches them:
http://www.bfxdata.com/swapstats/usd.php

Putting up a flash offer now also will put you to the end of the line, the whole current 3M flash offers would first have to be taken before yours will be taken..

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Klar rechnet sich mining!
..da sagt allerdings niemand, dass es sich auch für unsereins lohnt, mit unseren retail-hardwarepreisen..

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You can see the (ever-changing) rates here:
https://www.bitfinex.com/pages/stats
The FRR, flash-return-rate is what you receive when your loan is taken at variable rate, else you can set up a specific rate.

You can, and have to, choose if you lend out BTC or LTC or USD.

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Die Miner-verkäufe würden schnell wegbrechen (von den Vorausbezahlungen abgesehen).
Die Hashingpower würde sehr lange weit oben bleiben, weil zum einen der Strompreis einen recht kleinen Anteil hat (vgl mit Hardwarekaufpreis), und natürlich weil viele nicht davon ausgehen würden, dass Bitcoin jetzt tot wäre.

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Oh, and:
entry tickets weren't that cheap for a long time! Buy buy buy! :-)

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I'm in!

It should be strictly party, with a bit of info and srs business, but not too much.
A friggin huge screen with livefeeds from the other parties, yes, that could be fun.
And random regular big screens in the rooms which stream one other party only.

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..or at least the moon.

:-)

Yes, it feels pretty dark here. One part of me says "hey, we *need* to be all devastated before it can go up again", and another part of me is honestly scared! :-)

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Huiuiui, na, in dem Thread ists ja lustig! :-)
Fein, freue mich auf Donnerstag!

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