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1337, and its other spelling, leet, is a hacker term from the days of Windows 95. It is used to say "elite", or just "leet" for short.

Leet comes from the mid 1990's when an infamous hacker group would use the digital port numbered 31337 to take remote control of Windows 95 computers. The port 31337 came to be known as the "elite" port, with the jargon spelling using numbers.
To this day, 1337 and leet are used to describe very serious Internet gamers with a high level of skill. It is considered a negative connotation, and is still associated with hacking.

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