Can i go to sleep or is there a slight chance you'll release it to the public in the next few hours? 

That's amazing! Much more than 20% xD

I'll pay you 2BTC right now for a linux binary if you'd like. Or source code, that's cool too.

Just for reference to others, I found one block (slightly <20 XPM) in 24 hours of mining on a quad core AMD (Phenom II) machine. I was beginning to worry I wouldn't find one! Hang in there.

Just pure luck for finding blocks. 8 connections is more than enough, honestly.

hopefully it isnt a scamcoin

Any hope of a gpu version?

Still buying XPM at rate of 15 ltc per 100 xpm..

 (ignore the spamming troll  pankkake, hes calling me a scammer because I was offering a low price    ) anyway, Escrow can be used, and I can send first... PM me if interested.

I haven't gotten any blocks in 4 hours. The diff hasn't changed, so I am assuming that people who have optimized their miners are getting the lion's share. I don't know much about miner optimization, but I am going to start poking at the code to see how these optimizations could be made because I suddenly have motivation! LukeJr, do you have any hints for people getting started on where to look or what to look for?  Are you running Linux?

Actually, it seems that the diff increases with every block mined.  If you list you transactions, you will notice that the diff increased between every block you have mined.

[EDIT:  Actually it doesn't show the block diff in the transactions - you have to use the block explorer to see what the diff was for the block.  But I can confirm that all of my blocks so far had an increasing difficulty.]

It's really, really random. Mining for 24 hours and have got 3 blocks. 2 were 30 mins apart, then a 14 hour gap until the 3rd one.

Does anyone know where in the code (or can translate to layman English) which hardware can actually mine or is restricted from mining?
What I mean is: Some people having issues with EC2 nodes. My old/free CR-48 will not get any primespersec at all. My two desktops work fine. Etc, etc.
Is there some prerequisite to have >0 primespersec within the code that could be referenced so I don't waste time compiling on old hardware only to not have it mine?