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Well, backups. I don't exactly back up, except that I do, but I also make archives of all the important things. So I have several different drives for redundancy, you know, and so I have all my important, especially my own works, my own writing and my music that I have composed. That's the main thing I'm concerned about. Also an archive of recordings that I've done for other musicians and other bands and orchestras and choirs and stuff like that. Although much of it is lost, anything I left in Michigan in storage is gone forever, which is most of it. But I do have archives. But I also have been doing cloud storage since before they even called it cloud, going back to 2006, I think, is when I started using cloud backup. So everything, like on the two Macs that I have that I use, my volumes and anything. I keep a couple of folders on my desktop. Anything I put in one appears in all of them. So my files are accessible across my devices. In fact, I try to stick to the volume that I name the folders for the volume of the machine that they're in. So, for instance, let me take a quick look here. Just my MO that's evolved over. Come on, where is the pointer? It's so tiny. There it is. Oh, my God. It just went right off. I see what it does. It goes off the screen. I'm sharing screen with another machine. Did you realize that?