There are a few takeaways that I have from Ghost Recon Wildlands, and I put together a list of items I hope are things we Ghost Mode'rs (lovers of pain) could possibly look forward to. I think they would contribute to the challenge and depth of what I look for in this mode.

When it comes to working on the command line, we all want to be as efficient as possible and make life more manageable, whether we are doing a `git status` or just trying to ping an IP address.

You are probably here because you want to be more efficient on the command line but are not sure where to begin. We need to start by having a dedicated place to put aliases, and that place is `~/.bash_aliases`. Let's figure out how to do that.

How many commands, long or short, do you type multiple times a day? Could you be more efficient on the command line? I learned from early on, and I am still learning that I was not utilizing the tools I had to make me a competent terminal user. Having already used many aliases, I wanted to know what patterns and commands my day consisted of, so I set up a couple of tests.

Are you tired of saving Amaru? Are you afraid to use helicopters, mines, or motorcycles? Are you trying to fully complete Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® Wildlands by getting that elusive trophy or achievement? In this post, you are going to learn something Ubisoft doesn't want you to know. You can forget about losing 32 hours and 12 minutes worth of gaming because you can backup your character. That's right, never have to worry about Itacua again.