It’s never been a good idea to evaluate the performance of Apple’s computers by tech specs alone. That’s exemplified by the experience of using a Neo. 8 GB of RAM is not a lot. And I love me my RAM — my personal workstation remains a 2021 M1 Max MacBook Pro with 64 GB RAM (the most available at the time). But just using the Neo, without any consideration that it’s memory limited, I haven’t noticed a single hitch. I’m not quitting apps I otherwise wouldn’t quit, or closing Safari tabs I wouldn’t otherwise close. I’m just working — with an even dozen apps open as I type this sentence — and everything feels snappy.
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Blockstack had raised $50 million through a 2017 token offering under Regulation D, limited to accredited investors. By the time I arrived, the team was preparing for something bigger: a Regulation A+ offering that the SEC would qualify in July 2019. It became the first SEC-qualified token offering in U.S. history, raising roughly $15.5 million for 74.3 million Stacks tokens. The company spent 10 months and $2.8 million on the regulatory process alone.