アメリカテキサス州サンアントニオにあるにあるレストラン「ヤヤズ・タイ」でWi-Fiを使いたい場合には、かなりの忍耐力が求められる。
アメリカのテック系ニュースサイト「マッシャブル」によると、このレストランのWi-Fiパスワードは複雑な数式になっている。どうやら、この数式の解答がパスワードになっているようだ。これまでのところ、この問題は人々を悩ませ続けたままだ。
投稿サイト「REddit」のユーザー、ジョシュア・グロックさん（ユーザー名：Joshua_Glock）は10月28日、Wi-Fiパスワードの貼り紙を撮った写真をネットに投稿した。
これは地元タイ料理レストランのWi-Fiパスワード。私は何としてもネットワークに繋ぐ決意だ。数学の天才はどこ？
「数学の天才はどこ？」と、レディッター（Redditのユーザー）であるジョシュアさんは問いかけた。レストランのネットワークに「何としても繋ぐ決意だ」とも言い添えた。
一方、ジョシュアさんは投稿された解答を参考に、後にレストランを訪問した時に試してみた。しかし、うまくいかなかったようだ。
ジョシュアさんが、今も暗号の解読に成功したいと思っているようだが、この飲食店のネットワークにログインできた人が他にいるのかどうかは、はっきりしていない。
レストランとジョシュア・グロックさんにコメントを求めたが、すぐに回答はなかった。
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究極の目の錯覚
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Can you see the hidden tiger? No, not that one...
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Are the lines made out of the blue squares parallel? You bet they are.
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You can probably see Albert Einstein in the picture. Stand up and take a look from ten feet away. Who do you see now?
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This is a variation on the Penrose Triangle. You could climb the stairs forever and never get any higher. That is only possible in two dimensions. This endless staicase can be found also in the paintings of M. C. Escher or also in the movie Inception by Christopher Nolan.
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Camouflage body art by Cecilia Paredes (read full article).
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Are these windows around the corner from each other, or inverted and facing each other?
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There should be 11 faces on this picture. Average people see 4-6, sensible 8-10. The best see all 11, schizophrenics and paranoids 12 and more. And you...?!
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The impossible cube!
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By French graffiti artists TSF Crew (see full article).
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Try to step back or shake your hand from side to side to see a divine image
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A swan, or a squirrel...?
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Blurring the 2D and 3D worlds! By Aakash Nihalani (read full story).
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Surface color of both A and B parts is identical. Just use a finger to cover the place where both parts meet and you\'ll see.
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Majestic 3D wall murals by Eric Grohe (read full article).
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What do you see? A frog on a pond, or a horse?
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A stern-faced solider in his helmet, or a man bending over? You decide.
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Camouflage body art by Cecilia Paredes (read full article).
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A face in a Venetian mask, or a tender embrace?
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How many horses can you see?
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Camouflage body art by Cecilia Paredes (read full article).
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Majestic 3D wall murals by Eric Grohe (read full article).
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\'Crawling Snakes\' by Akiyoshi Kitaoka. Moving Illusons are static images where you can see illusory motion due to color contrasts and shape position.\r\n\r\n
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Amazing pop art by Nagai Hideyuki (read the full story).
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A classic
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The whole world in our hands...
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Amazing pop art by Nagai Hideyuki (read the full story).
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Majestic 3D wall murals by Eric Grohe (read full article).
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Moving Bicycle by Akiyoshi Kitaoka
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A nighttime snack, or something altogether more sinister?
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Amazing body art by Jean-Paul Bourdier (read full story).
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Duck or bunny?!
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Amazing body art by Jean-Paul Bourdier (read full story).
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Don\'t look down!
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Amazing body art by Jean-Paul Bourdier (read full story).
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If you look at this picture from bigger distance you will definitaly see a familiar face.
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3D snake by Leon Keer (read the full story).
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You probably see angry face on the left and calm face on the right. Now step away from your computer screen. You should see the two faces swap over! This hybrid image was created by Phillippe G. Schyns and Aude Oliva of the University of Glasgow. It proves that we may not be seeing what\'s actually there, all the time.
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Argh!
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Cool street art by P183 (read the full story).
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There\'s a face somewhere in this pile of coffee beans. Can you see it?
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This impossible tribar, also known as the tribar is one of the most well-known optical illusions.
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How many animals can you spot?
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Disappearing acts by Liu Bolin (read the full story).
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Both green lines have the same length. This Ponzo illusion uses the fact that human brain interpretes the image with perspective, however, it\'s just a simple 2D image
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Disappearing acts by Liu Bolin (read the full story).
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How many faces can you count on this Don Quijote painting by Octavio Ocampo?
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Skull illusions by Tom French (read full story).
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Disappearing acts by Liu Bolin (read the full story).
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Salvador Dali and a strange woman...
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Cool street art by P183 (read the full story).
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A beautiful scene, but can you see what\'s hidden in it? (Clue: they\'re both sleeping!).
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The bigger picture is a little spookier...
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Feel seasick yet?
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Can you see the waves moving? If not, try to move your head a few times or scroll up/down to see the illusion.
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A good one for Halloween
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Believe it or not, A and B are the exact same size...
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Taking the plunge!
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A fully working machine
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What a pest!
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The red and blue lines are actually the same length
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