So frustrating that Microsoft Office on macOS obliges you to store your files on OneDrive in order to autosave your documents, while almost all other app use the native, superior OS autosave feature. Why?!

📸 Team meeting room: inspiration from the past to build the future

I purchased the new Oura ring

A little over three years ago I gifted myself the Oura ring. It served me very well, until the battery got damaged a few months ago after which it needed to be charged every two days. Fortunately, Oura has great service and they replaced my ring.

A few weeks after I received the replacement ring, Oura announced the third generation of the ring, with more and better sensors.

The minimalist in me decided that I have no need for a new ring. After all, mine was just replaced and should last several years without issues. Also, I don’t need the ring, it is just something nice to have.

However, with the new ring, Oura also launched a subscription service to access the data gathered by this new ring. The previous model, which I have, does not need a subscription to access the same data. That is one more reason not to upgrade, but…

I really like having an Oura ring and probably will replace my current ring with a new one once it wears down in a few years. And then I will have to pay the monthly subscription, unless…

If I upgrade now, I am eligible for a lifetime membership, saving a lot of money every year. Today I made the calculation: If I would like to wear an Oura ring for four more years, it makes sense to upgrade now, so I will save money on the subscription.

It is not what I planned to do, but it makes sense to me.

Hoy hemos aprendido a descansar con @jana_fernandez_. 😴 Voy a desconectar un rato para estar al 100% para editar este episodio, que tendrás la semana que viene en tu «podcatcher».