u/SmartPuppyy

Is there a place in Munich where I can print 3D parts at a reasonable price? I want to make some housing or enclosure for some electronics that I want to design.

The prints do not have to be some fancy pla material .Regular pla material is good enough for my project.

I have liability insurance from Getsafe. I have been their customer for the past 4 years but never had to use their service. I joined them because they offered support in English. Now, I'm considering getting legal insurance as well, but I want to make a well researched decision about getting legal insurance because this is a complete unknown frontier for me. I'm currently staying in Munich and will be here for the foreseeable future.

*edit: München

So all our queries are divided among people based on our last name. I'm trying to reach the current person as the person who was replying to me, I got an automated answer that his account is no longer being monitored and all the email communication will be deleted. Now I'm stressed about the processing. I sent them all the documents but it seems that now my application is in limbo!

S-Bahn gets delayed suddenly without any prior notification. The entire train journey is scrapped on both ends. Within 30 minutes the entire direction for commuting has been changed. Should we check DB every 5 minutes for an update now? It seems like the entire city decided to start the construction process all at once all over the place.

Should I spray water? Keep the window open more? What's the trick? I'm drinking gallons of water, but there's no relief.

Update: I think a fat with mist function would be my best bet. They are cheaper and with low humidity, should solve my problem

I wish I could take a photo but it's crowded so I can't but I tried to take a pic of the window panel (hopefully no one was bothered). I thought these are long retired from service and have been dismantled and disposed of. This is a completely new experience for me!

This was my very first question today. I opened a new chat as I know Claude goes through tokens like crazy if I'm having a long conversation. Granted the question was very detailed and had an ambitious goal but it's still one paragraph.

Here's the analysis of the text by Google Gemini,

'1. Quantitative Metrics

Word Count: 346 words

Sentence Count: 11 sentences

Character Count (with spaces): 2,056 characters

Average Sentence Length: ~31.4 words per sentence

Paragraph Count: 1 (The text is structured as a single dense block).

2. Structural & Linguistic Analysis

Tone: Professional, ambitious, and technically curious. It balances high-level career objectives with granular technical concerns.

Complexity: High. The text uses long, subordinating sentences that connect multiple engineering concepts (e.g., thermal signatures vs. energy consumption vs. aerodynamic design).

Vocabulary Level: Academic/Professional. It employs domain-specific terminology."

How to overcome or find work around such issues?