14th October, 2019.
It has to be said, that’s a thing …
Possibly good, possibly bad … but none the less … a thing.
Being a job hunter, that is.
It means I have time on my hand.
Absolutely no cash: but plenty of time.
Plenty of time to at least experiment.
It seems Apple’s new Music app — one of the company’s replacements for the now gone Mac version of iTunes — includes the ability to embed a song in one of your playlist.
I’m writing this piece with Pages, I should add: and will paste it into the New Post form on the Old Peculiar, once it’s done.
So I won’t know how that Vangelis tune will look, until I hit publish.
At any rate … ?
To have time, at the moment, to experiment
To complain about some of the glitches in Catalina.
And frankly?
To watch TV.
~≈Ω≈~
Episode 2 — 402 Payment Required — opens: with Phillip Price (Michael Cristofer) telling Elliot about the Deus Group.
And names missing E-Corp employee, Susan Jacobs (Sandrine Holt) as the E Corp operative that had access to the Deus bank accounts.
The reason Jacobs is missing?
Is that Darlene (Carly Chaikin) had killed her at the start of season two …
That’s just the START of Elliot and Darlene’s issues.
Their mother dies …
And Elliot? Has more personality than he thinks.
~≈Ω≈~
Now …
I have to admit, this episode was a little slower than last weeks: giving us more about the Alderson family’s background, and Elliot’s mental condition.
Still?
It was interesting to see.
About my only complaint?
Is that it didn’t have enough action — or outright hacking — for my satisfaction.
I hope that improves.
We’ll have to see what happens, next week!
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