Christiano Anderson
Christiano Anderson
I’m a senior data engineer and team lead, passionate about Spark, Data Streaming, SQL, Python, Scala, Linux, Open Source.
August 2026
September 2026
Top Words
- gnome
- fedora
- postgresql
- fish
- apache
All posts (26)
After more than two decades glued to screens (computer and mobile), my eyes have started to complain. Nothing dramatic, just the familiar fatigue after long sessions in front of the computer. I have always been particular about my colour schemes, I believe that anyone who stares in front of a computer for long hours...
Thanks to Ava’s post, I discovered Pixel Area. It’s a cool project offering 10.000 “pixels” for the indiweb community. It’s a nice way to find other interesting blogs and websites. My pixel is located here.
As a specialty coffee enthusiast, I’m always visiting different local roasteries. There’s something special about this ritual: independent roasters offer amazing coffee experiences and an incredible variety of beans you symple won’t find elsewhere. Last week, I experienced one of those great moments, and bought...
As an expat living in Germany, online radio has become a good daily companion. I enjoy listening to news from my home country (and connect to my mother tongue), practice German language or just discovering music and stories from a random place around the globe. I found a GNOME app that is a genuine gem: Shortwave,...
After reading What software do you use daily in 2026? on Lobster, I learned about Chafa. Described as: The premier UX of the 21st century just got a little better: With chafa, you can now view very, very reasonable approximations of pictures and animations in the comfort of your favorite terminal emulator. The power...
After years of loyal user of Standard Notes, I have decided to migrate to Obsidian. Just to be fair, this decision is not born out of dissatisfaction with Standard Notes as product. It remains solid, reliable and privacy respecting tool that has served me exceptionally well. A brief overview Standard Notes is a...
I recently came across Bubbles, a really nice IndieWeb aggregator. It’s great to see the IndieWeb ecosystem getting better and better, and I love the idea of having something like Lobsters or Hacker News for the IndieWeb community.
After writing about my self-hosted RSS workflow, I’ve found the perfect desktop companion for Miniflux. It’s Newsflash — a polished, native GNOME newsreader that connects directly to your Miniflux instance via API. It’s been my daily driver ever since. What’s next: evaluation Android apps to connect to Miniflux,...
As a privacy advocate and someone who believes in data sovereignty, I’ve been on a constant challenge to maintain control over my digital life. I I love reading news and staying well-informed, making me an avid news consumer. I actively support quality content producers by subscribing or donating money regularly,...
As someone who values privacy and the open web, I’ve been fascinated by the growing movement away from centralised platforms toward more personal, user-controlled online experiences. What surprised me recently was discovering just how many people are embracing these concepts without even knowing their names....
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