KERBIN.
TECH
A launchpad for a group of friends who met building rockets in KSP circa 2013 and never
stopped yapping about tech, space, everything in between, and even beyond.
"What does this org even do?" — honestly, great question.
The Kerbonauts
The people behind the transmissions. United by a suspicious number of hours in KSP and a shared love for building things that occasionally work.
Started the group chat. Permanently fearless, occasionally reckless. Will deploy to prod on a Friday.
Breaks things so they can be rebuilt better. Currently refactoring something that was "temporary" since 2019.
The cautious one. Will actually read the docs before deploying. Thinks threat modeling is fun. A rare breed.
First to try any new framework. First to abandon it. Has opinions about font rendering. Great taste though.
The Log
Thoughts, hot takes, and rabbit holes. Like a podcast where everyone talks whenever they want and nobody edits anything.
Remember when we strapped Jeb to a solid rocket booster with no parachute "for science"? Now real humans are going around the Moon. The KSP-to-reality pipeline is real.
After 12+ years of "we should make a website" in the group chat, it's here. No promises on uptime, content schedule, or purpose. But kerbin.tech is live.
Went down the self-hosting rabbit hole again. Nextcloud, Gitea, the whole stack. It's still painful, but it's our pain, on our metal.
Projects
Things we're building, breaking, or thinking about. Everything started as a 2am message in the group chat.
kerbin.tech
This very site. A place to put our thoughts and whatever else comes to mind. Perpetual work in progress. Current uptime: probably fine.
Project Mün
A collaborative something. The name was picked before the idea, which is extremely on-brand for us. Stand by for details.
The OG KSP Server
The multiplayer save that brought us together circa 2013. Gone but never forgotten. Poured one out for Jeb's many sacrifices.