With hundreds of buildings on campus, each using various room-numbering schemes, I posit that there exists a finite subset of n > 1 for rooms marked
1337.
Who will join me in this Eleet Quest?
Here's some I found:
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2008-07-10 16:25:38 N=6 for values of N that are based on exact room name. N=10 for rooms that start with 1337 with the addition of 1337A-D. N of course is subject to change as new buildings are built. —JasonAller
2008-10-12 08:58:53 The key question is what is IN each of these rooms, to determine if there is any confluence of territorial integrity. —DonShor


