I can't for the life of me recall why at the moment, but I do remember that wasn't an option for some reason or another.

You know, I'm not sure when they were originally produced. It was a DL380 G4, so I'm guessing it was somewhere around 5 years old at the time.

It is sad that people don't believe in marriage anymore

I disagree. I believe it's sad people don't believe in commitment anymore. I don't believe in marriage, but that's only because I don't need a piece of paper to prove I'm committed to the person I've been with for half my life (and if it's not for the rest of my life, it won't be for my lack of trying).

Mature people understand that things change, people change, and they can grow apart through no fault of anyone.

Unfortunately, proceedings where both parties fit that definition of "mature" are a pretty small percentage of all divorces.

it's much less satisfying than burning paper copies

Not if you burn the DVDs using thermite...

Not entirely true, but common enough that it may as well be. I've seen a couple amicable divorces, but they are not the norm as far as has been my experience.

I wouldn't have considered combining them in the first place. In my situation, all our data is separate. The shared stuff can easily be copied, and the backups are irrelevant. I'm actually having a hard time understanding the specifics of why this is difficult in the case of the submitter.

I mean, I can understand the issue with websites. Having a hosting space shared between two people, especially two technical people who actually actively use the domain. Unless it's shared in a business sense though, it just means one person is going to have to get another domain and move their data to it. Changing email sucks, but it's going to be no more ugly than any other part of an ugly divorce...

Yeah, I thought I was done with floppies until last year when I ended up needing one for a BIOS update on a server. I don't necessarily dislike floppy drives; I dislike floppy disks. Damn things go bad if you so much as look at them wrong...

That's fine, just so long as the editor who allowed it to be abbreviated is sacked.

Oh, how I wish I had mod points...