• Friday Funny: Special Delivery

    Oh boy, it’s Friday! That means that it’s time for data center humor! Are you ready for a new cartoon?

    Here’s how it works: We provide the cartoon (drawn by Diane Alber, our awesome data center cartoonist) and you, our readers, submit the captions. We then choose finalists and the readers vote for their favorite funniest suggestion. The winner will receive their caption in a signed print by Diane.

    And now, Diane writes, “I’ve heard the term ‘pizza box servers’ a couple of times when people talk about the regular servers in a rack. So I couldn’t help but do a comic about it! ” Please add your caption suggestions for what the Kip is telling Gary.

    Please visit Diane’s website Kip and Gary for more of her data center cartoon humor.

    pizza-box-serverClick to enlarge.

    To see our previous cartoons, visit Data Center Knowledge’s Humor Channel.

    About

    Colleen Miller is a journalist and social media specialist. She has more than 25 years of writing and editing experience, with her most recent work dedicated to the online space. Colleen covers the data center industry, including topics such as modular, cloud and storage/big data.

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    Darrell R

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    The microwave is broken but lunch is hot and ready now!

    Ben F

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    I can’t ping any of the new boxes we installed but at least they’re tasty!

    JoeB

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    So, what you’re saying is we’ve spent two million dollars in here, and you’re using it for a pizza oven?

    Excellent. I’d like a slice of Pepperoni.

    Will

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    It took six months to get this change approved all because some idiot installed sausage in the pepperoni chassis.

    bob earhart jr

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    Caption: The oven racks are running a little cold this morning.

    Einar

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    Did you send a request to Human Resources for a new pizza-server?

    Jon V

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    Apparently ASHRAE’s latest guidelines recommend that you stack Pepperoni beneath the the other pizza’s in the rack to get the most even heat distribution.

    Tyler

    Posted November 9th, 2012

    We’re adopting a new PaaS offering; pizza as a server.

    Karl Kranich

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    It’s easy to hide your lunch in here, as long as it’s 1U and has rack brackets.

    untitled

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    We can run these at 400 degrees!

    Peter Citarella

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    “Powered by Papa John’s – and pepperoni to boot!”

    German Pacio

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    This new pizza store is great, they delivery them on 1U boxes, it keeps our food warm and can be used as backing panels on racks.

    JoDF

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    It would be warmer if we had hot aisle containment

    Mike S

    Posted November 10th, 2012

    It’s N+1 on Pepperoni, but fully 2N on cheese…

    dday

    Posted November 11th, 2012

    Look what I found in the hot aisle

    dday

    Posted November 11th, 2012

    I guess you could call me a pizza box server

    Dave Wolf

    Posted November 12th, 2012

    It’s our newest Cloud offering: PaaS. Pizza as a Service!

    Colton Brown

    Posted November 14th, 2012

    It’s the secret to achieving a PUEpperoni of 1.032

    [...] I’ve heard the term ‘pizza box servers’ a couple of times when people talk about the regular servers in a rack. So I couldn’t help but do a comic about it! ” Please add your caption suggestions for what the Kip is telling Gary [...]

    Kees Cusell

    Posted November 16th, 2012

    We’ll have to adjust the cooling to this rack a bit. The pizzaboxes are getting cold.

    Mike Weaver

    Posted November 16th, 2012

    What? You wanted a green datacenter initiative. The heat from the servers cooks the pizza and we are selling it in the cafeteria for $3 a slice!

    Rick J

    Posted November 16th, 2012

    Caption: “ASHRAE’s updated allowable ranges are working great!”

    James George

    Posted November 16th, 2012

    Not only is the pizza done, but it didnt change our PUE rating!

    Jason r

    Posted November 16th, 2012

    After we finish this pizza we will be compliant with our blanking panel program.

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