I have also used sand by pausing the print then filling up some of the voids left by infill. But you have to be really careful because you don't want it in you belts or motors. I usually put the sand in a reusable condiment squeeze bottle from the dollar store and also use a small funnel to make extra sure its going where I want. I don't fill all the way to the top and make sure all the fans around the printer are off while filling so they don' blow it around... use tire weights if you can.
Alexa is also the linchpin of Amazon Sidewalk which is opt-out and potentially gives a way for devices in your home (like smart appliances) to connect to the internet whether you give them wifi access or not. Pretty handy surveillance tool.
But don't worry, we've only made Jeff Bezo's powerful enough to rent Venice for his wedding.
When you replicate a model, the layer lines are a style choice. The most appreciated replicated Benchys are the "authentic" ones that still have hull lines and VFAs.
To answer this question correctly we need to use my favorite super power: pedantry. The meme suggest the rules of who wants to be a millionaire are in play, but that is not expressly stated. Furthermore we're going to ignore our societal training at recognizing multiple choice questions because, again, we're not given instructions.
With these powers combined, the question is ambiguous as it doesn't specify the set from which we are choosing. Using the 4 options below the question is an assumption. Therefore we have to conclude that we're choosing from an infinite set of options, every possible decimal value from 0 to 100.
The answer is an extremely small percentage, approaching zero.
The squid are nice, but you need a hotend blob if you want to get higher than 6 out of 10. A blob that also consumed a silicon sock will get you to 9, probably.
They're also inflating conversion numbers (the thing company ad spend is based on) by over 50%. Google is doing the same. So even real ads are only half as effective as companies think.
I'm pretty sure it officially stopped at one point, years ago, while I was still checking in on it. Did it come back or did I make up a story to avoid the realization that I'm too lazy to keep up on a simple website?
Virginia's exists because the navy was worried that a bridge accident or attack could cut off Norfolk Naval Station from the Atlantic. Submarines cross under the bridge though.
Tire balancing weights as others have said.
I have also used sand by pausing the print then filling up some of the voids left by infill. But you have to be really careful because you don't want it in you belts or motors. I usually put the sand in a reusable condiment squeeze bottle from the dollar store and also use a small funnel to make extra sure its going where I want. I don't fill all the way to the top and make sure all the fans around the printer are off while filling so they don' blow it around... use tire weights if you can.