I would really recommend discovering Romania by watching Flavours of Romania. It’s honestly amazing how a British journalist, Charlie Ottley, ended up promoting the country better than most of us. Tip: start with seasons 2 and 3 (they’re more recent), then go back to season 1. Just give it a try!
Ana Stanescu 🦋
@anastanescu.bsky.social
🤖Android Developer @snappmobile 📱Sharing my #AndroidDev journey with you.
2025 has been the hardest year for me and it’s ending with my journey as an #AndroidDev at Snapp coming to an end Grateful to the team for the trust and the amazing experience❤️ If your team is looking for an Android dev, needs an extra pair of hands, or could use some help I’d be happy to connect🙂
Again 🥵🔥 What's the temperature where you are right now?
I'm currently looking for a new fully remote, contract role. I have 15 years of Android experience, and plenty more Kotlin, Java , C / C++, and even more obscure stuff
Romania rejects corruption and Russian infiltration. #3E #RomaniaProtests
Thousands of people gathered in Bucharest, Romania to declare their solidarity with Europe and Ukraine, and to reject Russia and Trump's attempts to corrupt their democracy. #3E #RomaniaProtests
What if you could explore Wikipedia on a map? A little project I've been building with a friend over the past months! wikiexplore.org
My article is live and I'm quite proud of this one! Over the last weeks I have been playing with a rotary dial with an embedded display to try designing better in-car climate controls. Physical interfaces are much harder but really fun to bring to life! www.theturnsignalblog.com/the-subtle-a...
The Subtle Art of Designing Physical Controls for Cars
Prototyping a concept for simpler, physical climate controls
theturnsignalblog.com
3 months ago we decided to move from an apartment to a rented house in a residential complex on the outskirts of Bucharest We finally have somewhere to walk around the house during the day, in a quiet neighborhood with no traffic Unfortunately the problem of pollution from illegal burning persists
Today I created my first SSH authentication key for GitHub. SSH authentication keys are a secure and convenient way to authenticate with GitHub and other servers without needing to type your password every time. Do you use one?
I'm giving BlueSky a chance and I hope to reconnect with all the wonderful people I know. 🙂