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I say day-mon because it's less alarming for non-technical people and less ambiguous for technical people.

But, in accord with the robustness principle, I'm happy to accept any pronunciation.

I say day-mon because it's less alarming for non-technical people and less ambiguous for technical people.

Same. Even though it's probably technically incorrect in some pedantic sense, this pronunciation just makes more sense to me.