Built as a parody of pay-to-play sustainability certifications. Generates fake startup certificates with absolutely no value. Made as a tongue-in-cheek parody of B-Corp. AMA.

I wrote that (the article, rather than the software), incidentally.. The most interesting thing that happened was that it prompted a Disqus flame-war where I was inundated with comments on that post, and a whole bunch of others from G-WAN employees (and their friends - I presume) taking pot-shots.

I realise that my writing style can sometimes be seen as abrasive, but I still don't think that I've done a very good job of explaining my surprise that a) GWAN exists at all, or b) people are actually using it..

I spent a whole weekend trying to get my head inside it, and eventually gave up, after wondering what on earth I was doing.

Yeah. In my experience of contracting, I had to use Windows for at least something.

That was IRIX's File System Navigator http://www.javipas.com/wp-content/_FSN.png

It's worth noting, if you're visiting from the USA, you'll see a blank map. Simply click "Show All" and it'll show you a more representative view.

Works for me.

It came back for for a minute for me, too, but now it wont load...again. Seems to be spotty, hence the "ish". FWIW, a friend of mine is experiencing the same behavior.

It's way more fun if you put a SSL intercept in place too. I found mitmproxy was probably the easiest to configure, for android.

You can turn up some seriously interesting (scary) things.

And IME, best avoided.

And yet it works better than most traditional Government IT projects. Healthcare.gov, I'm looking at you.

Had. Until now.