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Antrag nach dem LTranspG, VIG Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, im Zusammenhang mit meiner laufenden Anfrage FDS #353513, https://fragdenstaat.de/a/353513 bitte ich um Auskunft über folgende Punkte bezüglich der aktuell (Stand 28.01.2026) in der Maxstraße Hatzenbühl (K11) auf dem Verkehrspiegel an der Einmündung Mozartstraße angebrachten Geschwindigkeitsmessanlage mit Label „msm landau“: 1. Zugehörigkeit des Messgeräts Bitte bestätig....
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This is the second part of a short series about building Yomu, an iOS app for reading Japanese text with adaptive furigana. In the first post, I described the reading problem that motivated the project. This one focuses on the technical core: how the app actually processes and renders Japanese text. I am intentionally skipping large parts of the app here — UI, persistence, OCR, monetization. They are either standard iOS work or not particul..
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