David Luecke

David Luecke

@daffl.xyz

Forest mountain person. I like technology made for people. Building things @feathers.dev and community with @dwebyvr.org

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It turns out I will be there!

Internet Archive@archive.org

Our annual celebration in SF kicks off Wednesday with a street fair! 🏛️ Meet the teams behind our projects and allies. See live demos of tools to save web pages, digitize books, preserve government records & more. Learn more & register 👇 blog.archive.org/2026/10/19/a... 🎟️ Tickets are going fast!

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Join us Oct 27, 5:30–8:30 PM at Internet Archive Canada HQ in Vancouver for Open by Design: Tools for Participation. Meet the inaugural AI Builders Fellows + hear from Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle on the future of the open internet. RSVP: luma.com/58wdnop2

luma.comOpen By Design: Tools for Participation - An Evening with Internet Archive Canada · LumaInternet Archive Canada for Open by Design - Tools for Participation. Join us as we explore how we can build a more open and participatory digital future, and…

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✨ Looking for more DWeb camping? ✨ Co-Adapt. Co-Create. Co-Here. Six days left to get last-minute tickets for DWeb Camp Cascadia, by @dwebyvr.org 💕 Salt Spring Island, Canada, Jul 30 - Aug 3. A few shots from last year:

Been working on de-googling and consolidating to @proton.me this week and in addition to more privacy, it looks like I'll be saving almost 100$/mo in Google/1Password/etc. subscriptions.

My family is obsessed with Thermomix, the German cooking robot. It is pretty great but somehow always seems a bit angry when doing its thing.

Since I am in the area, I just impulse bought a ticket to the Grey Scale Festival in Munich. Really solid lineup for a 55€ ticket.

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One great thing about hiking up a mountain in the Alps is that there is usually a pub at the peak. Zwieselberg Alm, Wackersberg

Getting security reports from a robot, then me telling the robot to fix it so that the robots can continue using it for free is basically none of the things (like community, solving hard problems and making a living) that I used to enjoy about doing open source.