pods v0.1.2

curl -fsSL https://pods.family/install.sh | sh        # macOS, Linux
irm https://pods.family/install.ps1 | iex             # Windows, in PowerShell

Windows now installs. The documented one-liner needs sh, which Command
Prompt does not have, so there was no way in at all. install.ps1 does the
same work in PowerShell — same checksum verification, same refusal to install
anything it cannot verify.

Machines without an NVIDIA card now earn. They were named
simulated-cpu-device, scored at a floor worth a hundredth of a cent an hour,
and given unpaid work — so a hundred completed jobs showed $0.000000. Your
machine is now named after its actual processor and paid for the time it holds
it open. A GPU is worth far more, and the score says so, but a slower device is
not a fake one.

Export your payout key. e in the dashboard, or pods export, writes it to
a file on your desktop you can import into MetaMask. Shown once in a terminal is
no use to anyone who closed the window.

The benchmark shows its working — throughput and bandwidth against an H100,
your score against its ceiling, and what that pays relative to a 4090.