The final rule will also help turn some ghost guns already in circulation into serialized firearms. Through this rule, the Justice Department is requiring federally licensed dealers and gunsmiths taking any unserialized firearm into inventory to serialize that weapon. For example, if an individual builds a firearm at home and then sells it to a pawn broker or another federally licensed dealer, that dealer must put a serial number on the weapon before selling it to a customer. This requirement will apply regardless of how the firearm was made, meaning it includes ghost guns made from individual parts, kits, or by 3D-printers.
This weekend, I needed to use that software. So I tried to reinstall it. As it turns out, the serial number I'd used was now retired (because I used it on the earlier laptop). I wound up having to buy a second copy of the software because I needed it to do work over the weekend.
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It gets worse. My new laptop is acting up, and I may have to return it for warranty replacement (a process I dread). If that's the case, I may have to once again go back to the image management software vendor and beg for another serial number.
Pirates have entire ISO images available for download, they have lists and lists of serial numbers, and for many software products, they've actually reverse-engineered the serial number algorithms and have produced keygens -- software that can automatically generate a license key.
Ideally, license to a user, not a machine. Make it easy and simple to move from machine-to-machine, because a Windows reinstall shouldn't necessitate a whole series of support emails just to get software working again. And if you must use a serial number, make it clear and easy to deregister a copy from one machine and assign it to another. 2ff7e9595c
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