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I'm working on https://www.certkit.io . It started as a solution to handle TLS certificate automation for my other SaaS products, but we realized other people who run on-prem workl…

We’ve been managing web infrastructure for a long time. For most of that time, certificate management meant buying a cert, copying it to wherever it needed to go, and setting a cal…

crt.sh is a wonderful tool. I applaud anyone who makes CT log searching more available! That said, crt.sh can be woefully unreliable. It often returns errors during a query or is j…

Yep, I didn't even think about the suspicious angle when I did it. Mostly I was fiddling with how to draw box plots in D3 and that's what came out. Next time I will ensure a 0 axis…

Agreed. Next time I'll make the text and other things a little larger too (the real graphs are actually quite large, I had to shrink them to fit the article formatting.) I'd alread…

Author here. I am seeing a lot of comments about how the graphs are not anchored at 0. The intent with the graphs was not to "lie" or "mislead" but to fit the data in a way that wa…

Author here. If I were to do it again I would pick a different visualization. The intent was not to "lie" with statistics as other commenters here seem to think, it was to fit the …

Off-topic but I'd never heard of CatchJS before. As the founder of TrackJS[1] I can't help but feel they were heavily inspired by our product... almost too inspired considering the…

We are building a new SaaS product from scratch and blogging about each step. We are also filming it and putting it on YouTube so people can see how the sausage is made. It's hoste…

I agree, their object model and developer experience leaves a lot to be desired. I wanted to control Live via OSC so I made a little library to do it via node: https://github.com/B…