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Saturday, March 9, 2013

Tera Sorcerer Skill List

Posted on 4:12 PM by Unknown

Before I go into the full skill list let me break down what the sorcerer is. The sorcerer in Tera is a character of mass destruction. They are meant to go into a fight and kill the enemy as fast as they can with fire and to get away without getting hurt. This class is not meant to be a tank so you will be away from the fight shooting fire and ice or you will be waiting for your group's tank to run in and gather the aggro. The key thing to remember with the sorcerer is to dodge when you most need it. You will run into very powerful enemies, and if you do not dodge correctly it will likely lead to your death. You are not a tank you are not a healer you are fireballing sorcerer. Click the read more link to see the full list of sorcerer skills. 
Level That You Get The Skill           Skill Name           What It Does

1. Fireball: Shoot a fireball at a target, doing more damage if the target is nearby.

1. Flame Pillar: Summon a column of flame directly in front of you that burns any enemies within it.

2. Mana Infusion: Replenishes some of your mana over several seconds.

2. Backstep Take: quick steps backward and out of harm's way.

4. Magma Bomb: Arc a fiery projectile several meters away, where it explodes, damaging anyone nearby.

6. Painful Trap: Set a trap that explodes in all directions when stepped on. Trap lasts ten seconds.

8. Time Gyre: Freezes any targets you lock onto in place and prevents players from dodging or teleporting.

10. Ice Needle: Launch an ice shard that briefly slows the movement speed of each target it pierces.

12. Retaliate Leap: to your feet while attacking your target. You can use this skill only when knocked down.

14. Painblast: Several targets within a circle several meters in front of you writhe in agony and take damage for several seconds. This skill inflicts less damage on other players.

14. Mana Siphon: Charge up and absorb mana from the targeted nearby foe.

16. Glacial Retreat: Freeze the ground before you as you leap backward, damaging and briefly decreasing the movement speed of those nearby.

18. Arcane Pulse: You charge up a slow-moving but deadly energy ball that plows through multiple enemies inflicting damage.

20. Flaming Barrage: Lock onto several nearby foes and un-erringly fire bolts of white-hot flame at them.

22. Teleport Jaunt: Teleport a short distance in the direction the camera faces.

24. Mindblast Briefly: put to sleep any targets in a circle centered several meters in front of you.

26. Fireblast: Blast any targets in a large flaming circle a few meters in front of you.

28. Lightning: Trap Set a trap with a ten-second duration that briefly paralyzes anyone in its area of effect.

32. Overchannel: Your next attack within a few seconds does more damage.

36. Void Pulse: Launch a powerful sphere at a single target.

40. Mana Barrier: Cast a magical shield that absorbs up to a fixed amount of damage, burning mana to do so.

44. Burning Breath: An ember of energy locks onto and drills into targets, burning them slowly. This skill does less damage to other players.

48. Burst of Celerity: Your attack speed increases briefly.

52. Hail Storm: Summons an ice storm in front of you that damages and progressively slows everyone within it.

56. Nerve Exhaustion: Lock onto and hex nearby players so that they can't use the basic attacks that recharge their mana.

58. Mana Volley: The target players you lock onto slowly bleed mana, which you drink in.

As you can see these skills are very fixated to do a lot of damage and to give you some way to keep distance from the enemy. You will learn while playing that there is a time and a place for everything that includes your sorcerer's skills. 

All skills and names belong to enmasse entertainment. http://tera.enmasse.com/?lang=en 
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Friday, March 8, 2013

Free Online Classes

Posted on 7:07 PM by Unknown

Coursera is a website that offers college classes for free to anyone who knows how to use the internet. They started this website under the belief that everyone should have a source of free education. They have almost 3 million users worldwide, and they are growing very fast. I have used this site, and I will tell you if it is worth a look or not based on my own experience.

Can I Get College Credit?


Yes and no but at the time of this post most of their courses are not applicable for college credit. Now there are going to be a few that are offered but it is a trial run to see if the site can be used for college credit. This is a battle that Coursera has been fighting for a long time, and they are slowly winning. The reason that they are not offering college credit is because they can't prove whether or not the student is going to cheat and they can track you because of privacy reasons. So that is their current issue HOWEVER there is an advantage to taking these classes.

What Are The Advantages

If you pass the course and get a certificate of completion you can use these on college and job applications. This is going to give you an edge up over the other people that are applying. So taking more classes and passing them gives you a leg up on the competition compared to others. Now you will need to realize that the website goes off of the honor system so if you cheat then you cheat, but you will have to live off of that. So when you go to apply for a job and you obviously didn't learn anything from the courses you said you took your employer will  disregard them and possibly throw you out for lying and being dishonest.

Have You Completed Any Courses?

Yes i have done 1 course and I did get a certificate of completion it was Principles of Obesity Economics and I passed with an 80% in the class. Now this was a short 4 week course from the John Hopkins University, but there are many lasting as long as 11 weeks. Not to mention that there are hours worth of work for the classes. It will take even more time if you are looking to pass the tests.

Should I Sign Up?

Yes if you are looking to gain more knowledge and are trying to get a better college application then you should sign up and take as many classes as you can. But if you don't have this kind of time then you should really look for something else to do because this will take hours a week for just one course. Otherwise yes take these courses and you will be glad you did when you have all of those certificate on your wall.
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Android App Of The Day

Posted on 7:06 AM by Unknown
This symbol looks familiar because it is the advanced system care icon. Now the app that we are reviewing is Advanced Mobile Care by Iobit. This is the one stop item for all of your android utilities. This comes loaded with features that you would expect from 5 or 6 other apps from some company you don't know anything about. So after this review you will want this app for all of your Android Devices.



Features:

Game Speeder: When you play a game such as temple run do you have some weird lag spikes and then you end up losing and start yelling. Oh you don't well I don't either "as he looks away" but to be serious here it does happen and this app is able to help reduce those lag spikes. This app basically kills no essential processes such as Facebook so that when the app is running there is more room for the system to utilize. So your system will less likely have those lag spikes and it works for any game.

Task Killer: I know some of you go to the google play store and see the free task killer with 50 million downloads and you are thinking it must be the best one well you are sadly mistaken. When it comes to task killing this app is more efficient and targets main processes only. Now to make that simple if you have clicked on an app and closed it or you used the home button and the apps are still running this app turns that off. When I used that task killer it would give me some apps i never used such as Slacker Radio.

App Manager: This allows you to move apps to your SD card to conserve on the internal memory. It also allows you to uninstall multiple apps in a succession meaning that you delete one the next delete comes up. So it will save you time in the end and it has a far cleaner interface.

Privacy Advisor: This feature scans all of your apps for privacy invading apps. It will give you the ones that have the most advertisements that have the most security errors as ad applications. When you use the app it will make a lot more sense than it does right now.

Batter Saver: This allows you to control certain features of your phone to conserve battery power. I only use this when I am running very low but I still need to receive text messages they let me choose what it is I want to block. 

Privacy Locker: This feature lets me password protect certain files. However it does not allow me to block applications which is something that they need to work on. Because most of my personal information is linked to some sort of application rather than a document.  

Cloud Backup: You will be prompted to create an Iobit account so that you can backup all of your contacts and call logs. So this is a very nice feature that they have and it is a very simple one. 

Final Verdict 9/10

This app is very well designed and it is filled with a lot of great features but there are some issues that they need to fix. The main issue is their antivirus is really outdated and it has not real features. All it is is a scanner and I have never needed to update this app which is concerning. The other issues that they should fix is the privacy locker needs the ability to lock applications. This is because you will have more important information on an application such as Paypal or even Skydrive. But otherwise good job Iobit this is a really impressive application and it is only getting better. 
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Gaming Communities

Posted on 8:36 PM by Unknown

Many gamers out there are looking for quality content and are looking to get their name out there. Now what if I said I found a website that could do both and the website is safe to use. Some of you will be like is there a catch and others will be happy about this. The great thing about this is they embed your YouTube videos on their which technically means you get more YouTube views. So I will give you the site below, and I will tell you why it is you should use this website.


What Is The Website?

The website that you will go to is called Game Wreckage this is a website where users can share all of their gaming videos and you can discover new content because it is not as crowded as using YouTube. Now i have only recently discovered the website, but it seems to be very heavy with Call Of Duty players so if you are into Call Of Duty I recommend that you go to the website and check it out.

Is The Website Secure?

That is going to be hard to answer because there are not a lot of reviews from programs such as avast web rep but as far as i can tell you I have received no form of malware from the website. So yes it is a secure website so don't be concerned since there are so few reviews about the website I am still going through all the web antivirus for my website. 

Why Should I Use The Website?

If your YouTube videos are in more than one location then you will get more video views it is simple. Now if you are a viewer would you want to find specific videos in a faster manner or go through the millions on YouTube? I would rather get to the content faster, but that is just me. So it makes sense for both parties to use this website.

Do You Have Any Affiliation With It?

No this is not a promotional post I did not know it existed until Saturday so I don't have any affiliation with their website. But if you don't believe me the only way to know for sure is to go there and test it out.    
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Monday, March 4, 2013

What Is Quick Scoping

Posted on 8:33 PM by Unknown

Many people in call of duty say that they are good at quick scoping, and many people don't know what this is. So in this article I will be explaining to you what a quick scope is, when to use it, and why it is so difficult. So please click the link below to learn everything you need to know about quick scoping. You will also be able to decide whether or not quick scoping is right for you.



How to Quick Scope


Quick scoping is an art used by many call of duty players. It is for those who are fast paced and love action. This is when you take any sniper rifle and then grab perks that make your gun faster in any way possible. To perform a Quick-Scope you take your sniper rifle and then real quickly aim and shoot as soon as you see the inside of your scope but if you need to make sure that your scope is on the target to make it more accurate but, make sure that you don't stay in the scope for more than one second. This is because there is a large chance that if you take too long then the enemy might kill you and you run the risk of giving away your location if you miss your target.

Why Should I Use This Technique? 

The reason that you might want to consider Quick-Scoping is that it makes the game faster paced  and it allows you to have more fun The other reason is that if you get good enough then you make it a lot easier to kill enemies. I can tell you that through personal experience that this is fun and makes you K/D ratio go thru the roof. Also if you are struggling to get those wins that this is a perfect way to go. You could also always change to the traditional sniping technique to give your teammate support while he or she is trying to, capture a point, and when you are capturing you can snipe the snipers and anyone that is also attacking you.

What Makes It So Difficult?

When trying to quick scope if you are like one of the other authors of this page you will realize that it is not the easiest thing to do especially if you don't have a lot of experience then you will find it awkward and slow. However with time you will see that it is either really annoying or it is very effective. You are basically going to  quickly enter your scope or site, and fire then you leave the scope. The technique does not require you to aim and hold your character's breath which is why a lot of people like it.


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Can Any Company Compete With 'Avast!'?

Posted on 8:28 PM by Unknown


There are many companies that claim to be the best antivirus product on the market. However can any of the  major companies compete with Avast and their unique system of processing viruses. Avast! is a very small company in terms of employees, and they argue that they don't need hundreds of employees because they are supported by the users. Now you will be wondering what that means to you and whether or not you should use the product. So click the link below as I attempt to explain why many antivirus companies can not compete with avast!

What Is The Technology?

Avast uses a very important piece of technology that when its zero day protection finds a newly released piece of malware can be sent into the avast labs and it will be checked if it is malicious and if found to be malicious it will be sent out to their update system and will be released in the next patch. Now Avast still has people who actively find malicious sites and links that are generally shared through Facebook and other social networking sites. This is the issue that a lot of companies are running into is that the world's most popular antivirus product only gets better with more people using it. So many companies such as Lavasoft  Bitdefender  and Avg are trying to get more people to use their products but when it comes to features the fact remains that avast has more features than these products.

So Why Does This Make It A Threat To Other Companies?




The answer to this is simple and the best way to answer it is with a question. How do you compete with the worlds most used antivirus that gets better when there are more people using it. Now that does sound like a threat considering the fact that they have over 177 million downloads. So they are constantly getting new samples for their antivirus engine.  So yes 'Avast!' is a threat and other companies are going to need to step up their game because 'Avast!' is going to be the big man around town. So if you are another antivirus company you can not cling to your high scores on the av-test.org website because people are not going to spend money for extra features that they can get from avast which is free.



Should I Use Avast?

Yes I do recommend that you use avast it is the world most popular antivirus and they are constantly working to make their products better than they were before. When it comes to many other antivirus companies they just improve what they already have and they don't really add anything new to their products. This is where Avast is different not only do they update and make previous items better they are also adding new functions even to their free antivirus suite. So yes if you are looking for a free antivirus product use Avast! It is growing very rapidly and it gives you the most bang for your buck.
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Friday, March 1, 2013

Is Internet Explorer Safe?

Posted on 9:21 PM by Unknown
There are 3 main browsers used in the world today Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Google Chrome. Now out of these three Microsoft's internet explorer is hailed to be far more vulnerable than the other browsers. However times have changed I have run some tests and the results might be a little shocking. I will be testing the newest versions of all these browsers for the current date today March 1st 2013.



How Will You Best Testing?
I will be using a popular testing site called browser scope.org. I will only be testing the security of these browsers or else this post will be pages upon pages in length. To sum the test up so it is easy to understand the test scans for 17 different browser vulnerabilities. I will not bother breaking them down, but these are common vulnerabilities. When you see the results one of them is obvious while the others might leave you questioning the test's validity. This is just one test I can do many more, but that will have skewed results based on how I do it.

Google Chrome 16/17

  1. PASS postMessage API
  2. PASS JSON.parse API
  3. FAIL toStaticHTML API
  4. PASS httpOnly cookie API
  5. PASS X-Frame-Options
  6. PASS X-Content-Type-Options
  7. PASS Block reflected XSS
  8. PASS Block location spoofing
  9. PASS Block JSON hijacking
  10. PASS Block XSS in CSS
  11. PASS Sandbox attribute
  12. PASS Origin header
  13. PASS Strict Transport Security
  14. PASS Block cross-origin CSS attacks
  15. PASS Content Security Policy
  16. PASS Cross Origin Resource Sharing
  17. PASS Block visited link sniffing
Very impressive results by Google Chrome as expected. It seemed to fail only on static html which is something on the page that does not change. For instance text  that does not change color or an image that does not change. While dynamic html can be anything such as a media advertisement or a video or you click a link and it changes purple. To sum it up: If the page never changes once it loads it is static. If there is anything changing on the website then it is dynamic.

Mozzila Firefox 13/17

  1. PASS postMessage API
  2. PASS JSON.parse API
  3. FAIL toStaticHTML API
  4. PASS httpOnly cookie API
  5. PASS X-Frame-Options
  6. FAIL X-Content-Type-Options
  7. FAIL Block reflected XSS
  8. PASS Block location spoofing
  9. PASS Block JSON hijacking
  10. PASS Block XSS in CSS
  11. PASS Sandbox attributes
  12. FAIL Origin header
  13. PASS Strict Transport Security
  14. PASS Block cross-origin CSS attacks
  15. PASS Content Security Policy
  16. PASS Cross Origin Resource Sharing
  17. PASS Block visited link sniffing
That was a very sad result for a browser that claims to be so secure however lets see what it failed in. It failed with static html just like google chrome. 

This is to prevent from sniffing attacks. Which means that this is meant to protect you from getting spyware or maybe Adware. It means that it tries to prevent forms of cookies from taking important information. 


Block reflected XSS this is meant to prevent websites from injecting malicious code into your browser. This prevents it from staling important information.

Origin header: This protection is meant to protect you from getting important information from your web browser.

Internet Explorer 14/17????
  1. PASS postMessage API
  2. PASS JSON.parse API
  3. PASS toStaticHTML API
  4. PASS httpOnly cookie API
  5. PASS X-Frame-Options
  6. PASS X-Content-Type-Options
  7. PASS Block reflected XSS
  8. PASS Block location spoofing
  9. PASS Block JSON hijacking
  10. PASS Block XSS in CSS
  11. PASS Sandbox attribute
  12. FAIL Origin header
  13. FAIL Strict Transport Security
  14. PASS Block cross-origin CSS attacks
  15. FAIL Content Security Policy
  16. PASS Cross Origin Resource Sharing
  17. PASS Block visited link sniffing
What is this possible Internet Explorer beat Mozzila Firefox at a security test. 

Strict Transport Security: This is  basically when you connect to the web server you connect to it briefly in a secure manner so that your information is safe. This is strange that it is not included in internet explorer I figured it would have been.

Content Security policy: This does not directly protect your computer but to put it in simple terms when you connect to a website and you are being set data your browser should check the site to see if it has this security "label". But basically this won't save your computer from infection, but it is something that a browser should have considering how much people do on the internet. 

Conclusion:
All of these browsers are safe to use but if you are looking for the most secure "average user" browser then go with Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. Also with independent test Google Chrome scores okay with blocking websites. When it comes to downloading Internet Explorer takes that prize with its built in Smart Screen Filter. I am not trying to insult any of the browsers but people need to realize that Internet Explorer is not as bad as people make it out to be. 
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