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How to stream on YouTube & Twitch with OBS

Open Broadcaster Software (known as OBS) is one of the most popular video recording and live streaming tools. It's free and open source, easy to set up and has built-in support for the most common live streaming platforms like Twitch and YouTube. In this

Windows

Paperspace + RDP

Microsoft's eponymous Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) has been a mainstay in accessing remote desktops for decades and we're happy to announce that RDP is now integrated into the Paperspace platform. While not as "snappy" as the Paperspace native protocol, RDP is stable,

Windows

Hosting QuickBooks in the Cloud

QuickBooks is the preferred accounting software for more than 30 million small businesses. That's in the US alone. The most visible trend is that more and more business are hosting QuickBooks in the cloud. In this tutorial, we'll configure QuickBooks Desktop and a company

Features

Introducing Automated Snapshots

One of the most powerful features Paperspace has to offer is the ability to create an instant backup of your machine. Snapshots are a dead-simple and risk-free way to test software, or other changes on your machine, by giving you the ability to rollback

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Windows 10

Windows 10 is now available on Paperspace. Here's a few things you may enjoy about this operating system: 1. New Start menu The Windows 8 Start menu was a hugely unpopular item. Windows 10 brought back the traditional Start menu with some new capabilities,

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How to turn your Chromebook into a supercomputer

Chromebooks are low-end, ultra-portable "laptops" great for the highly mobile person who needs a bit more screen real-estate than a smartphone. Google has been subsidizing Chromebooks (more people = more ads) so they are a very affordable alternative to traditional laptops. Being so

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A better way to run Windows on a Mac

Running Windows on a Mac has been possible for a while but the existing virtualization solutions have many drawbacks. Here are a few: Limited resources Using Parallels, Fusion and VirtualBox means you're running two operating systems at the same time so you'll need a