Dopo aver letto il numero ioProgrammo 157 (da sempre una delle migliori riviste di informatica in circolazione), mi appresto a riporre la mia copia in in libreria when I notice on the back cover advertising register.it. For a moment it confusing, and I rotate the magazine to check. I'm not mistaken, that I hold in my hands is ioProgrammo. Rotate the magazine and rechecking: advertising is still in place. So before I imitate Aldo Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo (Miiii there possooo credereeee), and then, under the worried gaze of my wife, I start to laugh alone.
What happened? Soon said in the poster advertising the number 157, is highlighted WebSite, the new service made available by register.it. With this service, you can buy a domain over a website in the form of a complete package. You finale può, anche senza essere molto esperto, scegliere tra svariati elementi grafici e layout precostituiti, l'occorrente per comporre uno spazio web "chiavi in mano". Facendo qualche indagine sul sito del produttore, noto delle ovvie limitazioni, come ad esempio il numero massimo di pagine e il mediocre livello di personalizzazione (di certo non paragonabile ad un sito web fatto da zero). Alla fine (tra una sghignazzata e l'altra) non ho potuto a fare a meno di chiedermi se chi ha pagato la pubblicità conoscesse il target della rivista.
Per quei pochi che non lo sapessero, i lettori di ioProgrammo, come si evince dal titolo, sono nella maggioranza dei casi programmatori di livello medio-alto, e per una parte minoritaria smanettoni still very smart. We're talking about people who at least has a good smattering of HTML and style sheets, he can use one or more CMS and the rudiments of at least one server side language. And I stress least . Not to mention that those readers who know two or three programming languages \u200b\u200btough, they're doing as a system and assemble the computer yourself (and the readers of ioProgrammo there are packets).
Moreover, the typical reader ioProgrammo, can not know the prices of the various hosting services, and therefore knows that the charges register are certainly not the cheapest around. Last but not least, many readers ioProgrammo develop websites for a fee. So just imagine how much sympathy can inspire those Sites per kilo.
Finally, since the magazine is enveloped with the classic folding carton, the advertisement read it only after you have purchased readers ioProgrammo and "unpacking" your copy. So, how do you not laugh?
If the service is offered to register the ice, the readers of the magazine are all Eskimos. And regardless of how mean, it's impossible to sell ice to Eskimos, especially in these times. Who knows how much money they throw ... um paid for that spot? :-)
What happened? Soon said in the poster advertising the number 157, is highlighted WebSite, the new service made available by register.it. With this service, you can buy a domain over a website in the form of a complete package. You finale può, anche senza essere molto esperto, scegliere tra svariati elementi grafici e layout precostituiti, l'occorrente per comporre uno spazio web "chiavi in mano". Facendo qualche indagine sul sito del produttore, noto delle ovvie limitazioni, come ad esempio il numero massimo di pagine e il mediocre livello di personalizzazione (di certo non paragonabile ad un sito web fatto da zero). Alla fine (tra una sghignazzata e l'altra) non ho potuto a fare a meno di chiedermi se chi ha pagato la pubblicità conoscesse il target della rivista.
Per quei pochi che non lo sapessero, i lettori di ioProgrammo, come si evince dal titolo, sono nella maggioranza dei casi programmatori di livello medio-alto, e per una parte minoritaria smanettoni still very smart. We're talking about people who at least has a good smattering of HTML and style sheets, he can use one or more CMS and the rudiments of at least one server side language. And I stress least . Not to mention that those readers who know two or three programming languages \u200b\u200btough, they're doing as a system and assemble the computer yourself (and the readers of ioProgrammo there are packets).
Moreover, the typical reader ioProgrammo, can not know the prices of the various hosting services, and therefore knows that the charges register are certainly not the cheapest around. Last but not least, many readers ioProgrammo develop websites for a fee. So just imagine how much sympathy can inspire those Sites per kilo.
Finally, since the magazine is enveloped with the classic folding carton, the advertisement read it only after you have purchased readers ioProgrammo and "unpacking" your copy. So, how do you not laugh?
If the service is offered to register the ice, the readers of the magazine are all Eskimos. And regardless of how mean, it's impossible to sell ice to Eskimos, especially in these times. Who knows how much money they throw ... um paid for that spot? :-)
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