Things that can prevent Pogačar from winning the Vuelta: 1. Crash 2. Illness 3. Heatstroke 4. An alien invasion 5. Roglič finding a time machine 6. Socks being 1 mm too high 7. GPS sending him up the wrong mountain 8. Mihai Simion picking him for every stage and jinxing him 9. UAE mechanics accidentally putting gravel tyres on Pogačar’s bike 10. Pogačar realizing he forgot to press “Start” on Strava, turning back to the start again and missing the time cut 11. Pogačar deciding he loves being a domestique more and helping Almeida instead 12. Organizers giving him a supermarket bike from Carrefour before the final stage 13. Pogačar being disqualified for being too good 📷: alan.bucar #LaVuelta26

I've been waiting for this for years. Finally it looks like anyone can do it, without the need for special tuning or collaboration. A nod to @Marvell and @AMD for making it happen! youtu.be/zQGZFBrGmK4

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Wow.

Looks like AV1 encoding is coming in Tahoe. Software for now, perhaps the A19/M5 gets hardware encoding.

Seems like I'm the only one that noticed that @AMD's Helios is a double wide rack. I've been saying for a while at some point we're going to change what a 'rack' means - and the biggest uplift will be more copper before optics. Next step is 70U+. youtube.com/watch?v=4iZPPypU… :)