Twitch panels — copy and paste into Creator Dashboard
Static panels. The Now Building panel is a live HTMX fragment — see Fragments tab.
Update copy in data/panels.yaml and push.
Panel images — three variants
A 320×160 — full panel, type included. Standalone. D 320×160 — ink band + copy. Bolder hierarchy. D-header 320×60 — ink band only. Use with Twitch markdown text field.
Infrastructure built live.
Systems design, privacy research, and the tools that outlast the companies that built them.
No fixed schedule — streams when something interesting is happening.
No fixed schedule.
Follow to get notified.
Usually late nights, Albany time.
Support
If something was useful — a post, a piece of code, an episode — a coffee keeps the work going.
One less dependency.
buymeacoffee.com/denzuko — https://buymeacoffee.com/denzuko
Charity Streams
Monthly · fundraising for:Girls Who Code
Internet Archive
2600
Restore The Fourth
Hackers for Charity
Aaron Swartz Foundation
Buy Me a Coffee — membership tiers
Implement at buymeacoffee.com/denzuko/membership
Framing: sustaining the work, not exclusive content.
Edit copy in data/bmac.yaml and push.
Signal — $5/mo
Keep the signal going. Covers hosting, domain costs, and coffee.
No perks, no exclusive content — just sustaining the work.
Audience: Anyone who found value in a post, episode, or piece of code.
Lab Access — $12/mo
Early access to research notes, draft articles, and lab writeups
before they're published. Behind-the-scenes on infrastructure
projects, HPR episodes, and the book.
Audience: Practitioners, HPR listeners, infrastructure people.
Perks: Draft articles and research notes before publication · Lab notes on active infrastructure projects · Behind-the-scenes on HPR episode production
R&D Fund — $25/mo
Direct support for the research pipeline — the book, the privacy
infrastructure work, and the RT4 technical chair work. Your name
in the acknowledgements if you want it.
Audience: People who care about the Fourth Amendment and infrastructure sovereignty.
Perks: Everything in Lab Access · Acknowledgement in The Watchers You Fed (opt-in) · Early access to book chapters as they're drafted · Direct Q&A channel for research questions
Sustainer — $50/mo
Sustaining membership for the long arc. Covers a meaningful portion
of the research, infrastructure, and publishing work annually.
For practitioners and organizations who want the work to continue.
Audience: Security teams, practitioners, organizations.
Perks: Everything in R&D Fund · Annual infrastructure sovereignty briefing (written) · Priority response on expert witness referral inquiries · Da Planet Security pipeline — entity separation applies
Dwight Spencer is the principal of Da Planet Security, a managed security
and infrastructure practice founded in 2003 as CompuTEK Industries and
operating continuously since. In 2005, before the term existed, he was
presenting what would later be coined DevOps to channel partners including
IBM and PuppetLabs — a lineage documented in the Agile Manifesto (signatory,
CompuTEK Industries, May 2009) and DFW 2600 presentation archive.
Da Planet Security (SAM.gov SIN 54151S · DUNS 039-271-257 · IANA PEN 42387)
delivers high-availability infrastructure, secure service delivery, and
DevSecOps transformation for enterprise, nonprofit, and public sector clients.
Technology Chair, Restore The Fourth — the national organization advancing
Fourth Amendment protections against AI-powered surveillance infrastructure.
Developer and Archivist Team Member at the Internet Archive. InfraGard
member. HOPE Conference volunteer.
Research and writing at dwightaspencer.com addresses systems design,
infrastructure sovereignty, and the legal and technical dimensions of
surveillance accountability. Author of The Watchers You Fed (forthcoming).
Dwight Spencer is the principal of Da Planet Security, a managed security
and infrastructure practice founded in 2003 as CompuTEK Industries and
operating continuously since. In 2005, before the term existed, he was
presenting what would later be coined DevOps to channel partners including
IBM and PuppetLabs — a lineage documented in the Agile Manifesto (signatory,
CompuTEK Industries, May 2009) and DFW 2600 presentation archive.
Da Planet Security (SAM.gov SIN 54151S · DUNS 039-271-257 · IANA PEN 42387)
delivers high-availability infrastructure, secure service delivery, and
DevSecOps transformation for enterprise, nonprofit, and public sector clients.
Technology Chair, Restore The Fourth — the national organization advancing
Fourth Amendment protections against AI-powered surveillance infrastructure.
Developer and Archivist Team Member at the Internet Archive. InfraGard
member. HOPE Conference volunteer.
Research and writing at dwightaspencer.com addresses systems design,
infrastructure sovereignty, and the legal and technical dimensions of
surveillance accountability. Author of The Watchers You Fed (forthcoming).
Dwight Spencer is the principal of Da Planet Security, a managed security
and infrastructure practice with operations dating to 2003. He has delivered
security architecture, identity management, and DevSecOps transformation for
enterprise clients including Capital One and AirBNB, and for public sector
and nonprofit organizations. A signatory of the Agile Manifesto (2009), he
has contributed to infrastructure and security methodology development over
two decades. He is registered on SAM.gov (SIN 54151S) and holds IANA Private
Enterprise Number 42387. He is a member of InfraGard and a Developer and
Archivist Team Member at the Internet Archive. His research on surveillance
infrastructure and systems design is published at dwightaspencer.com.
ORCID 0009-0001-0066-4646.
Dwight Spencer is the principal of Da Planet Security, a managed security
and infrastructure practice with operations dating to 2003. He has delivered
security architecture, identity management, and DevSecOps transformation for
enterprise clients including Capital One and AirBNB, and for public sector
and nonprofit organizations. A signatory of the Agile Manifesto (2009), he
has contributed to infrastructure and security methodology development over
two decades. He is registered on SAM.gov (SIN 54151S) and holds IANA Private
Enterprise Number 42387. He is a member of InfraGard and a Developer and
Archivist Team Member at the Internet Archive. His research on surveillance
infrastructure and systems design is published at dwightaspencer.com.
ORCID 0009-0001-0066-4646.
