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Ithacka BOJ Challenge

April 29, 2010 by Caleb Kraft 18 Comments

The NY based hacker group named Ithacka has posted an interesting challenge. Buy a box of junk and build something with it following their guidelines. Document it and submit it for voting.  There are some rules that allow you to use a few pieces that don’t come from the box, but the list is short. They don’t specify what the prize is, but entries must be submitted by August 1st.

Posted in contestsTagged boj, ithacka, junk

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