It's summer, so liquidity is low. Somebody drops a load and tear through the sell orders. The arbitrage bots on other exchanges follow suit.

Thought that address sounded familiar:

Are any of the addresses with BTC archived?

Are there Watch only addresses?

Comparing addresses on btc.blockr.io gives the same result?


Otherwise: https://blockchain.zendesk.com/home

I think it's a boy.

No need to send a tx, just sign a message from your client. For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S88ciN9DsRk


edit: if you mean sending a message embedded in a tx: http://www.righto.com/2014/02/ascii-bernanke-wikileaks-photographs.html (scroll down for How to) or http://www.cryptograffiti.info/#about

That doesn't necessarily mean they will read it though.

If you don't want the namecoins, consider moving the slider in donations (for namecoins) to 100% .

I've seen a few comments about using audio for sending the data to the offline computer and back. It's an idea that appealed to me quite a bit, probably back from my audio days when audio still was analog. Well, anyway, the solution I found to work is using minimodem:
http://www.whence.com/minimodem/
https://github.com/kamalmostafa/minimodem

There are a few videos on the site and that is exactly how it works. It is easy to install as it doesn't have many dependencies. It's in the Ubuntu repos since 12.04
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=minimodem&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all

For lucid there's a version on the author's launchpad site.

I've tried it with both a mic / speaker combination and a straight 3.5mm stereo male-male audio jack cable, you may know these as "Aux" cables. I didn't have any noticeable impedance problems when using the cable. Volume Out and Mic In levels were set to about half of the slider. This can be fine tuned in the audio settings.

Using the -A flag produced noticeably better results than using Pulseaudio (the default). I could tell just from listening that the Pulseaudio signal was distorted at times.

For the baudmode I selected 1200 in this case and it took about a minute to send one way. I think that is on par if not quicker than USB, considering you have to select your file, "safely remove", move the stick, wait for it to appear etc. Of course this depends on the actual transaction size.

I have not played around much more with higher speeds or with the different flags as of yet; a full list is at the man page.

If you are using the mic /speaker combination on a regular basis, it will make it easier if you have two of each to have it bi-directional without moving plugs. And judging from comments of my housemates, you'll probably want to stick them in a soundproofed box

That will give you only 5 seconds. Might be a bit short?

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list

It's summer.

Haven't seen it mentioned yet, so I thought I'd let you know that I've successfully transmitted a tx to sign back and forth today using minimodem: http://www.whence.com/minimodem/
https://github.com/kamalmostafa/minimodem

As was mentioned, it took a while, but still quicker than USB back and forth  

It works for both mic / speaker as well as straight 3.5mm jack cable.

Alsa gave a lot better results than Pulseaudio.

Do you unlock the wallet with some time argument, i.e. 600?

Do you have "Autofocus" ticked in Settings?

My understanding from reading the backup dialog in Armory: It does back up imported keys that were imported up to that point (except for fragmented backups). So, once you are done importing, backup and that should be it. Every time you import another key you will have to do another backup. But since you are switching, this should be a one time only operation.

It looked like it to me too.

On the ninth around 12 (UTC I think).

Your post history does (only had a quick look):
16K6t4BtQwhbeTBaRrocCuptESyKcXTcuZ
1BUJ92LbERYLEPxfaxcRJECm5rXYasvsxE

I looked at an encrypted wallet using medit and the addresses and labels of addresses at least are there in plain text.

Is the screenshot from the offline Armory? Has the online Armory fully synchronised the blockchain?

It's just summer.