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>>It seems now that you cannot even "own" software unless you have an Internet connection. What's going to happen if my ISP goes down, out of business, whatever, and I can't get my "Authorization Key" in a timely manner ? What if I operate in the boonies and don't have an ISP ? What about people who don't have/want an ISP ? I wager that they won't know about the "key" until they get their box home.
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>You probably don't own any software now. You own the license to use the software, but ownership remains with the software company.

You know what I meant.