First pangolin hardware and software located in a datacenter (worlds first!)

[polishedball]

Way off topic now, but why does ILDA no specify the software used on the shows winning awards?

2010 ARTISTIC AWARDS

Judges (all from South Africa)

Fred Abrahamse, Artistic Director & Producer
Troy Bentley, LaserX
Ian Powell, Laser Dynamics (Judging Coordinator)

Beams/Atmospherics Show

1st (joint): "Heretic", LOBO
1st (joint): "Swell", LOBO
1st (joint): "The Emptiness", LOBO
2nd: "Prodigy Beamshow", Prolaser Ltd.
3rd: "Pakva Show", Orion-Art Multimedia
Honorable Mention: "Rock That Beat", HE Hard- and Software

Graphics Show

1st: "James Bond Tribute", Orion-Art Multimedia
2nd: "Pirates of the Caribbean", Orion-Art Multimedia
3rd (joint): "Halloween", Orion-Art Multimedia
3rd (joint): "The Dream to Fly", spectrabeam.de
Honorable Mention: "The History of Communication", LaserDesign

Abstract Show

1st: "Keep Talking", DigiSynth
2nd: "YYZ", DigiSynth
3rd: "Makes Me Wonder", DigiSynth
Honorable Mention: "Disturbia", Laser Show Design, Inc.

Beams and Screen Show

1st: "Baden Wuerttemberg Innovation Award", LOBO
2nd: "The Dreams About the Future under Mary Poppins’ Umbrella", Orion-Art Multimedia
3rd: "Mrvica", Prolight
Honorable Mention: "The World of Cartoons", Orion-Art Multimedia

Nightclub/Disco Show

1st: "Minimax", LOBO
2nd: "Amazing", LOBO
3rd: "Alone", HB-Laser
Honorable Mention: "Laser Therapy", Kvant Ltd.

Planetarium Show

1st: "IAA MB", HB-Laser
2nd: "Der Kleine Tag", Planetarium Hamburg
3rd: "Dark Side of the Moon", Planetarium Hamburg
Honorable Mention: "Under The Stars", LOBO

Live Stage Show

1st: "Tinchy Stryder Opener for MOBO Awards, BBC 2009", ER Productions
2nd: "Playing Shadow", HB-Laser
3rd: "Beyonce "I Am Yours" at Wynn Las Vegas", Laser Design Productions
Honorable Mention: ""Space" Concert in Erevan", Orion-Art Multimedia

Laser Show (including Multimedia)

1st: "Go2Extreme", LOBO
2nd: "Aquascape", LOBO
3rd: "Doctors Conference Multimedia Show", S.C. Laser Shows S.R.L.
Honorable Mention: "The City Days of Iasi, Romania", S.C. Laser Shows S.R.L.

Multimedia Show (including Lasers)

1st: "Mardan Palace Inauguration", Orion-Art Multimedia
2nd: "H2O", LOBO
3rd: "Experimenta", LOBO
Honorable Mention: "Mysteria 2009", LOBO

Innovative Application

2nd: "Hypercube", HB-Laser
3rd: "Johnnie Walker Interactive Laser Game", LaserDesign
Honorable Mention: "EuroSat Dark Ride", LOBO

Live Performance

1st: "Nothing Else Matters", DigiSynth

Laser Photography

1st: "Dragon of Fire", LOBO
2nd: "The Cube", DigiSynth
3rd: "Galactica", Planetarium Hamburg
Honorable Mention: "Concave Abstract Masking Grid", DigiSynth

[flecom]

And FYI, I personally cracked DES in 1988. Probably takes someone pretty smart to do that ;-)

Bill

say hi to the guys in black suits in the black vans that should be there in like... 5... 4... 3... 2...

[masterpj]

Anyway now that it's cleared up...can we Please get back on topic?
If you want to argue more about this i'd suggest you make an different topic

[heroic]

WOW, first we have someone who admits to having never laid a hand on a QM2000, and yet calls it a phenomenally bad design.

Stop me if I go wrong anywhere, but the QM2k is a fairly straightforward Coldfire, some SDRAM, and some relatively slow DAC chips on a PCI card- it's not freaking rocket science. Extracting the keys would be relatively easy for anyone with a 200 MHz MSO, since you can't protect the traffic on the SDRAM interface (those DIMMs, you know).

[polishedball]

Anyway now that it's cleared up...can we Please get back on topic?
If you want to argue more about this i'd suggest you make an different topic

PJ you should know by now it is the internet and people will do as they want.

Actually I still don't understand how this fits the "advance tech discussion" when you cant have a discussion as you have held back, and also it seems like it should be the lounge as it is just propaganda. Also those imo advertising themselves on PL, should have there name in the special blue, by donating monthly to SPEC for this boards bandwidth usage.

[JohnYayas]

Stop me if I go wrong anywhere, but the QM2k is a fairly straightforward Coldfire, some SDRAM, and some relatively slow DAC chips on a PCI card- it's not freaking rocket science. Extracting the keys would be relatively easy for anyone with a 200 MHz MSO, since you can't protect the traffic on the SDRAM interface (those DIMMs, you know).

It doesn't matter if it is hard or easy if no one does it. The Spaghetti license is not exactly the most sophisticated item but it hasn't been cracked yet and the reason why is because it isn't important enough. Over engineering something that doesn't need to be over engineered is not an admirable trait when it comes to business. So, the fact that Pangolin's security model is meeting there needs, regardless of whather it is really secure or not, is what it is all about. If you are so smart, crack it and release the information. Saying you can crack it and doing it are different things.

[LaNeK779]

post edited just because i really don't give a s$it

[White-Light]

Your programmer is a fool.

Actually at least 2 of Pangolin's programmers came straight from the Russian Defence / Aerospace Programme.

So maybe they're not quite the fool's you think they are.

[polishedball]

Actually at least 2 of Pangolin's programmers came straight from the Russian Defence / Aerospace Programme.

So maybe they're not quite the fool's you think they are.

might want to re-read that section, heroic wasn;t as i recall referring to pangolin, but the prg at the datacenter?

[White-Light]

might want to re-read that section, heroic wasn;t as i recall referring to pangolin, but the prg at the datacenter?

Fair enough.

I wasn't getting into the argument merely correcting what I saw as an inaccuracy.