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After enabling that setting, make sure to check that annotations are enabled on the video itself. It didn't automatically have a effect for me. You may also have to be in full screen for the 'i' to show. I'm not sure what else if that doesn't work, but the links work for me so they are still there.

Yep, it works fine here. Just need to make sure annotations are enabled.

It appears to be there - you may have to enable annotations by clicking on the cog wheel in the bottom-right of the player and ensuring annotations are enabled. This allows the info pane to be displayed with the video link. There is a default setting for this somewhere on YouTube but I'm not sure where currently.

Have you tried following the pinned topic in this subforum? Is it acutally that the forum loads but videos don't or can you not access the section altogether?

When you format a drive, Windows does some stuff to it so it can use it properly. I have a 1TB HDD in my laptop and only 930GB is usable. I would say don't worry and it is normal. Apologies for the not very technical answer, I'm not the best with this stuff Someone may be able to elaborate if required.

Source: https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2017/08/10/soundcloud-investors-24-hours/ Source 2: https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/10/16121386/soundcloud-shareholder-memo-reorganization-proposal-raine-group-temasek It appears that SoundCloud may have new investors, but that is at the fate of it's current investors. The approval will be decided by a vote today (11th August 2017). If the majority is 'no' as in to not approve the rescue package, there is very little chance that the company will survive, and may be terminated during or after this result. There is also a large chance that the existing CEO would be fired, if investors approve the rescue package However, The Verge (source 2) state that the CEO is quoted to say that the ability for SoundCloud to continue would "not be a going concern". To round it up, the future of SoundCloud is looking very uncertain right now.

Extremely cool opportunity. I don't have the knowledge right now and am still at school, but do know a fair bit of Javascript so I won't apply now. Yet I will still consider it for the future,

While looking, I've found many laptops that meet my requirements in the price range, most are on offer at the moment!

We've had an Aspire in the family that has lasted for at least 5 years with no issues, so I recommend them

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/5496956 This is the laptop I found, anything better for the price?

Thanks for the advice; I will investigate it

I had a refurbished one; it broke within a couple of months and I don't want to risk it again. I also need it to last a few years, and many used ones do not come with Windows 10, and because of the budget, I cannot afford to buy a Windows 10 license.

Thanks for the suggestion. Sorry, but I didn't mention it needs to be new!

I need to buy a new laptop and have been given a budget of £375 (UK). Does anyone have any recommendations? My main criteria is a 15.6 inch screen, at least 8GB RAM and Windows 10. The processor needs to also be at least 2GHz. The laptop needs to be powerful enough to run Python code and also Minecraft modded (yes, I play Minecraft). Thanks in advance! Edit: The laptop should be new (not refurbished or used etc). If you provide links, please make them UK links. Thanks!

It's a cool idea but Google Assistant is trained to your voice, so it would only work if your voice sounded similar to the man in the advert. For instance, it did not activate Google Assistant on my phone, yet may activate it on other people's phones. It also depends on settings as to whether you even have OK Google enabled from everywhere on the phone.