I do that at home, but you still have annoyances, like Android forever warning you that you're impure because your cert hasn't been kissed by a real CA. Also, s

I do that at home, but you still have annoyances, like Android forever warning you that you're impure because your cert hasn't been kissed by a real CA. Also, some random things are a real PITA to put your signed cert on, like Ubiquiti Unifi, where you have to mess around with the Java keystore. I wouldn't bother with any of it if it wasn't for Crome thinking I shouldn't save passwords for HTTP, even though they could clearly make an exception for domain names that resolve to private IP blocks.