Math and language can combine to map the globe and create strong passwords, using the power of three random words.

Meanwhile, a Beijing restaurant made headlines this summer for making customers solve math problems to figure out each dish's price.

The password math against using "Person Woman Man Camera TV" is compelling. Strap in, here we go.

Maths-Whizz Cafe turns its Wifi password into a maths equations and people are stumped One man was visiting his local Thai restaurant and asked Reddit for some help to get the password Comments News ...

Cafe turns its Wifi password into a complex maths equation. Can you solve it? In a Thai restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, a customer faced a tough maths equation that he needed to solve to get his ...

Apparently, the only way to get the restaurant's WiFi password is to find the answer an insanely hard math problem scribbled on the wall.

If they're a super math nerd, that is. Redditor Joshua_Glock submitted a photo of a sign at the restaurant to Reddit, asking the site's math nerds for help decoding the ridiculous-looking equation.

The math becomes harder to figure out if we say that a password must have a min. length, say N=14, but can be bigger up to N=127. Then the math becomes 65536^14+65536^15…65536^127.

Wi-Fi passwords are becoming more and more complex but one restaurant in America is further challenging customers with a math equation to solve in order to access the internet.

He was faced with a tough maths equation that he needed to solve to get his hands on the Wifi password, and found himself pretty stumped.

Some things in this world should be hassle free, and Wi-Fi is one of them. YaYa's Thai restaurant located in San Antonio, Texas, created a brilliant way to make sure that nobody camped out at ...