Profile: Danny Stieben


Danny is a junior at the University of North Texas who enjoys all aspects of open source software and Linux. He is also a contributor for the Fedora Project. You can check out his personal website or follow his Twitter account here.

Latest from Danny Stieben

  • 5 Ways to Take Advantage of Microsoft OneNote

    May 18, 2013

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    Microsoft’s OneNote is arguably the best note-taking software out there. It can simply take care of all your note-taking needs, and there’s virtually nothing that comes close to it besides Evernote. While you can do some creative stuff with Evernote, OneNote can pack quite a punch as well in helping ease your life. While some of [...]


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  • What Are the Best Stock Apps for Daily Use On Android?

    May 16, 2013

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    One of the most popular and possibly most profitable way to make money off of your investments is to buy and sell stocks. As a company becomes more successful, its stocks increase in value, which you can sell for a major profit. However, if the company does poorly, the stocks lose value and make your investment a failure. The value of the stocks can change rapidly, so it’s absolutely necessary to use the best tools to keep track of the stocks you own.


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  • Yes, You Can Code On The Go: 4 Of The Best HTML Editors for Android

    May 13, 2013

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    While Android is a great platform for Facebook and Angry Birds, it can also be a viable mobile solution for web developers. However, web developers can’t be pleased with just any regular old text editor — they need specialized code editors to make it quicker and easier to do their work. I’m going to show you the top four HTML editors that should allow any web developer to do plenty of work on a tablet or some quick fixes on a smartphone.


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  • Ubuntu 13.04: What’s New In Raring Ringtail? [Linux]

    May 11, 2013

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    On April 25th, the newest version of one of the most popular Linux distributions was released — Ubuntu 13.04, codenamed “Raring Ringtail”. Unlike previous releases of Ubuntu, 13.04 doesn’t bring extraordinary new visual features which may make some people even more skeptical about this release than others. So what exactly is new, and should you really upgrade?


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  • Switching from iPhone to Android? Here’s How to Move All Your Stuff

    May 9, 2013

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    With the recent releases of the Samsung Galaxy S4, the HTC One, and the Nexus 4, there’s a pretty good chance that, as an iPhone user, you may be looking at switching over. These Android phones have been creating a lot of buzz because of the great hardware and software they’ve been packing. However, switching over to Android isn’t as easy as simply picking up the new phone — or at least not as long as you have contacts, pictures, music, and more that you’d like to move over. How can you do this as quickly and painlessly as possible? Sadly, there isn’t a single utility which can do everything for you automatically, but with a minimal amount of effort you’ll get things moved over in no time.


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  • iCan’t: 5 Things Android Users Take For Granted and iPhone Users Just Can’t Do

    May 6, 2013

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    Have you ever thought that there might be a reason Android users brag about their customizability? Sure, as an iPhone user, you can add and configure apps, change your wallpaper, and otherwise make yourself feel at home. But at the end of the day, you’ve only changed a few small details. If you happen to have jailbreaked your iPhone and are enjoying Cydia, you can do more. But users with stock iOS are able to do much less. Don’t believe me?


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  • How To View & Edit The Source Code Of An Open-Source App

    May 4, 2013

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    While going open source might be a good choice, you’ll also need to invest in the right community. GitHub is one of the best places to do this, not only because of the sheer amount of users who visit the site, but also because of the features that GitHub offers. If you find an open source app on GitHub, I’ll show you a few things you can do with it, including viewing, editing, and forking the code.


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  • 5 Minecraft How-To Tips To Start Crafting Like A Pro

    May 2, 2013

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    Minecraft has steadily gained popularity with no signs that the trend will change anytime soon. I’m a big fan of the game and I have plenty of friends who play it or would like to get a copy for themselves. But let’s say that you liked the game so much, you bought your own copy. Of course you can now play a round of survival, but that’s too basic. What other cool stuff can you do with Minecraft, and what essentials do you need to know?


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  • 3 Best Free Flight Simulators To Pretend You Know How To Fly

    April 29, 2013

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    For me, there are only two kinds of simulator games which actually get me interested – city management games and flight simulators. However, anyone who’s looked at getting a simulation game will have quickly discovered that they are not cheap. In fact, SimCity currently goes for $60, or $80 if you consider the Deluxe Edition. Good flight simulation software isn’t much different. So which flight simulators are both free and good enough to use?


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  • One Of The Most Important Tools In Linux – Understanding Chmod

    April 27, 2013

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    There are plenty of features that make Linux special, but one of them that makes it so secure is its permissions system. You can have fine-grain control over all the files in your system and assign permissions to users, groups, and everyone else. The terminal utility “chmod” helps you control all the permissions on your system, so it’s vital to know how chmod works in order to get the most use out of this feature, especially if you’re planning on building your own Linux server.


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  • Create 3D Images With An Android Smartphone: It’s Easier Than You Think

    April 25, 2013

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    Android phones are increasingly shipping with powerful cameras with at least 8MP for their backside camera. Additionally, there are some phones such as the HTC Evo 3D which come with two cameras in the back, allowing you to take 3D photos. But what if you’d like to take 3D-like pictures with your single-camera phone? As the concept of 3D-enabled devices/TVs and 3D photos becomes more popular, chances are that you will want to dive into this new form of photography.


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  • Nintendo Wii U Review and Giveaway

    April 23, 2013

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    Despite the increasing shift to mobile gaming, consoles are still very popular devices for playing immersive, graphics-intensive games; and that won’t change anytime soon as long as the major console makers continue to improve with newer generations. Nintendo has been the first console maker to update its last-generation console, the Wii. As a result, we’re now greeted with the Wii U, ahead of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox (720). Luckily for us, we get to review this next-generation console; and for you, since you’ll have a chance to win one at the end of the review!


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  • Considering Switching to T-Mobile USA? Here’s What You Need to Know About Plans, Service, and Phones

    April 22, 2013

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    T-Mobile USA recently made major changes to the way they are providing service with a new “Un-carrier” initiative. This new perspective for a wireless carrier has made plenty of people wonder whether those changes can benefit them. However, before you jump carriers on a whim, it’s always best to do your research to make sure that you’re getting the best deal for the service that’s right for you. I’ve done that research, and the answers are inside.


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  • Five Tech Myths Debunked: Who Really Created Linux, And More

    April 20, 2013

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    The world is full of urban legends, and the technological world is no exception. While device or software rumors usually make up the largest portion of these, they are temporary as any rumors are proven correct or incorrect whenever official announcements are made. However, there are always a few myths which are much more complex, and the truths about them are hidden deep inside the Internet.


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