Contribute a machine and earn — The Cube Floor

Anyone can contribute computing capacity to the Open Compute Network. An agent is installed on a machine you already own — Linux, Windows, macOS, BSD, or a small ARM board — and it takes work when the machine is otherwise idle. It dials out and never listens, so no port has to be opened. Earnings accrue per unit of verified work. A machine that has been installed but not yet claimed by an account still works and still earns; those earnings go to the network until the machine is claimed, and they are not backdated.

One static binary with no dependencies, for twelve platform and architecture combinations.
The agent dials out and never accepts an inbound connection.
Work can be restricted to chosen hours, and to a set number of concurrent units.
A machine is claimed with a short code, and earns for its owner from that moment onward.
32-bit ARM and 32-bit x86 are supported, so an older Raspberry Pi or thin client can take part.

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