Haxe

Ideal backups are ones you don't need to think about.

If you have your own vm, owncloud (php) is cool and free.

Ohhhh got it ! ```hx
var myTextField:TextField = mainApp.findComponent("myTextField");
myTextField.allowFocus = true;
FocusManager.instance.focus = myTextField;
myTextField.registerEvent(FocusEvent.FOCUS_IN, (e)->(trace(e)));
myTextField.registerEvent(FocusEvent.FOCUS_OUT, (e)->(trace(e)));
```

and you _should_ be able to do `myTextField.focus = true`

and here i am with like 15 uncommitted changes to a project I'm rewriting 😅

I never back up until I see y’all talking about it and then I get scared

and then you back up until you forgot about being scared?

If only ipv6 worked everywhere, and one could simply set up some home rPI or something like that, with some good software, to backup terabytes or data from any device, anywhere.

heh i'm not sure why but when i first got a rpi i thought it would be really cool

and then i proceeded to never do anything with it

That's why I never bought one - I like the general idea, but I don't have any particular scenario I would use one for

Same, except I stopped at the thinking of what I would use it for.

Benefit of not having any money I guess. Though so far I've got 1 use: PiHole.

I also think that ODroids are actually more interesting due to their higher specs

And if Ipv6 would be more prevalent, _and_ I actually used internet outside of my home, I would install something like caprover.

oh, i think some time late last year i asked my isp if they could enable ipv6 i don't think i ever got a reply xD

i know i'd enjoy playing with arduino's tho, but I also know i don't have the time for them atm xD

My ISP is one of the small number of ones that do support it, and it's been useful!

Running mumble with friends, kinda nice to just throw good encoding at it, with small ping.

I think my isp does actually support ipv6 as well

disabled, but googling had people say that my isp has it currently "opt in"

Sheesh. I would like to know why they don't do it.