Attention all passengers.

The Uber ride for Mark and Jamal's romantic weekend will depart in four minutes from Platform 6.

Your ride comes with a rolling countryside sunset view and a table seat ideal for playing footsie beneath.

Thank you for booking your tickets on Uber.

Trains on Uber.

The world can be a noisy place, and sometimes you just want to step away for a little while.

Stories from the village of nothing much, well, it'll take you there.

Each episode invites you into the village, a soothing place where life moves gently.

From the inn on the lake to the downtown bookstore, from the farmer's market to a cabin in the woods,

you'll hear warm, family-friendly stories designed to help you slow down, breathe a little easier, and just feel at home.

Think of it like a grown-up version of Mr. Rogers' neighborhoods, gentle, thoughtful, and full of everyday magic.

From the creator of the internationally beloved podcast, Nothing Much Happens, this series expands the village into a rich, ongoing world.

It's not about falling to sleep. It's about comfort, calm, and the joy of a rich, ongoing world. It's not about falling to sleep.

It's about comfort, calm, and the joy of a good story.

Now, if you're new to the podcast, try episode 84, all-animal edition.

It's a delightful introduction into the village's gentle, pace, and whimsy.

You can listen to stories from the village of nothing much wherever you get your podcast. Welcome to Cool Stuff Daily. I'm Zach Morris. Today's episode, Copper Chaos, the tiny

3D printed spikes that could save AI from melting the planet. Today's story sounds like something

out of a cyberpunk engineering fever dream, microscopic

copper spikes, printed layer by layer, thinner than a human hair, may have just cracked

one of AI's biggest hidden problems, keeping gigantic data centers from cooking themselves

alive.

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