If there is anyone who didn't run p10k configure and changed their default ~/.p10k.zsh file please post it here . I really messed up mine and want to go back to the default , I really liked it . But my curiosity made me experiment with it 
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If you don't have the default please post any
Ya, well I'm not really up on the details of how zsh is configured, but I'd expect the default configuration would be stored in /etc/skel.
PS. for future reference always make a backup before you mess with root configuration files. Saves a lot of pain for an extra couple of seconds effort.
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What’s the fun in that 
That folder seems to be empty . Is there something I am missing 
Dotfiles are hidden
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Cool 
If I didn't mess up my config I would've missed it . Thank you @SGS
To be correct/fair, you are right. /@home is not in snapshot but he changed ~/ file, I hope 
I do after every important work a backup on 2 separate HDD/ext. USB. So I have 3 “backup” from my work. Only if my apartment and everything inside is damaged I lost it.
But then I have other problems then my “artwork” 
I do not like the “cloud”, I am old style
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Same . And a little paranoid on Privacy (Double encrypted backups for personal files )
I used Veracrypt before , but recently It showed some errors and two backups were gone . Even header restore didn’t work . I don’t know if it was Btrfs though . Will test it sometime later
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New problem new thread 
But better check
for issues
It is so safe that even the owner can't access his data
Nope , ecryptfs solved it . Easier to setup and manage 