I hoped the next software we'd get would be iOS 10. Too bad! Installing it now too.
What are you doing right NOW??? ;)
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Trying to relax a bit before cooking tea, Been working hard again in the garden getting it it ready for a new shed, Absolutely done in now.
Letting the washing machine take care of the laundry while I'm planning my cycle ride.
Learning to code. 
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Xcode? I have been learning about it lately, it's fascinating.Learning to code.
I wish.
There's a new app in iOS 10. I guess it's supposed for students. All you do at the beginning, is using Swift code commands to move a character called Byte, and make him collect gems.
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Laying in bed with my cuppa contemplating more work in the garden today.
Installing macOS Sierra Public Beta on my MacBook. Right now, it shows that this will take almost 4 hours.
The developer beta took about 2 hours for me to download. The size was about 1.6GB.
It's 4.86 GB, and now it shows less than 1 hour. The time changes constantly.
Download has finished, now I'm waiting for the backup to finish, then I can install the software on my MacBook.
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Just had lunch, More work in the garden in a little while.
Sending feedback to Apple.
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That's called Swift Playgrounds, it was in the WWDC keynote. It uses the Playground technology from Xcode and is meant to be a fun way to learn to code. I can't wait to try it!
I can assure you that it IS a fun way to learn code.
So far, I've used commands and functions, at the moment I'm at the beginning of loops.
