NameCheap Super Weekend Twitter

NameCheap is having another free domain giveaway during this weekend. The trivia is related to Super Bowl Championship. So for you that is a big fan of American Football, this is your chance to get yourself a domain that help you to tell us more about your team.

NameCheap will be posting one trivia question every hour between February 6th and February 7th 2010 EST. So this only last for two days, make sure you act quickly. Participation in our Superrbowl Trivia Contest is simple:

1. Have yourself a twitter account, because this is where you will get the trivia questions and send your answers.
2. You have to registered with a NameCheap account. Click here to register a new NameCheap account.
3. Follow NameCheap (to get the questions)
4. Integrate your twitter account with your NameCheap account. This way NameCheap will be able to confirm and deposit your winnings (after you registered, go here)
5. When NameCheap tweets the question, you reply with the answer
   ex: @NameCheap [the answer]

The first person to reply to the Tweet with the correct answer will receive the $9.69 credit to their NameCheap account. Two other domain winners will be picked at random, so don’t give up if you’re not the first. You still have big chances to win! You can see the winners and answers on Twitter.

Beside giving away three domains for every hour, three winners will score an Apple iPad ($499, 16GB wifi version).
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2009 Free Domain Giveaways

Name Cheap is back with their Free Domain Giveaways!

If last year, there were only 3 domains being given away, this year, 8 domains will be given away every hour of the hour; in the 2nd Annual NameCheap Holiday Twitter Trivia Contest, this is something you don’t want to miss. For 10 days starting from Dec 14^th, NameCheap is holding their twitter trivia contest (again).

See the rules..

Solve Windows Hibernate Problem

Recently I got annoyed with my laptop not being able to hibernate. At first I can’t really tell what change have I done that was causing the trouble. The only clue I had was this error message shown every time I tried to hibernate the machine, just to fail over and over again.

Every time I tried to hibernate, when the hibernation process was being displayed, suddenly the screen went back to the desktop environment – with that error displayed. If you have the same problem, if you have a laptop with 2GB of RAM (or more than 1GB, practically) and you are using Windows XP Service Pack 2; then your problem ends right here.

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