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"Detect anomalies and block attacks with no latency" seems hard to believe - minimal latency, maybe, but none?
On the other hand, good luck to Wallarm - there need to be better WAFs out there.
I have never heard someone pronounce nginx "n-jinks" before like they did in their video. It's a minor thing, but it hurts their credibility in my eyes.
I have heard this many times, mostly from non-native English people. I don't see any problem with that. Also we tend to say 'oh-ess-eks'. :D
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Wallarm looks like a fairly good WAF, and focused on developers / DevOps. We ( https://www.tinfoilsecurity.com ) have the same focus, but are focused on helping you find and fix the vulnerabilities rather than cloaking them / trying to catch them being exploited in real-time. "Detect anomalies and block attacks with no latency" seems hard to believe - minimal latency, maybe, but none? On the other hand, good luck to…
I have never heard someone pronounce nginx "n-jinks" before like they did in their video. It's a minor thing, but it hurts their credibility in my eyes.
Watching our PM get to their name in a story and pause for a few seconds and just say "that word" instead should give you some idea of how counter-intuitive it is.
You don't have to work hard to parse good branding.
MVP it may be, but taking pictures of your screen with a camera creates horrible artifacts. Why not use screenshots for your banner images ?
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I have heard this many times, mostly from non-native English people. I don't see any problem with that. Also we tend to say 'oh-ess-eks'. :D
You mean for OS X? What other way is there to pronounce it?