When accessed, the website Howdidwelosethisworld presents its own name in noisy scrolling text. After clicking on the silo symbol in the upper left corner, an interface appears that is based on a slightly older macOS (without Liquid Glass). The “SILO Episode 1” folder reveals an additional video clip from the second timeline of the series, as well as censored documents and some ominous photos.
Second level
By double-clicking on the “Spiral” icon, you switch to a much more rudimentary operating system – it reflects the fictitious computer interface of the silo. Here you will find further folders with images and descriptions of forbidden items from the Silo civilization (Relics). The folder naming suggests that additional materials will appear on the site with each new episode. A new Silo episode appears every Friday until the entire third season is available on September 4th. A video released yesterday jumps back and forth between the two timelines of the second season and provides a look back at the events:
Teaser for “Neuromancer”
It has been known since the beginning of 2024 that Apple is planning a series adaptation of the cyberpunk classic “Neuromancer” by William Gibson. The first season is now nearing completion: broadcasting is scheduled to begin in the fall. With a half-minute clip, Apple awakens nostalgic memories of retro hardware – and alludes to the novel.
A finger presses the button decorated with a large A, the rattling of hard drives and fans begins. “Ashpool 1” appears on the CRT monitor. Then follows the first sentence of the William Gibson novel. That’s it – at the end, the logo of Apple’s streaming service shines in pink neon. There is already a preview page for the series on its portal, but it has not yet announced an exact start date.
