Anyway, that looks like fun! I hope you get to do it.

I got to visit the CN Tower a few years ago. I really wished I had time to do that. I actually like heights.

I've lived here my whole life, and I've only been up to the main deck once when I was a little kid. They have a package for about $200 that includes the Edge Walk, plus a visit to the main deck and the Sky Pod higher up the tower. Think I need to make it happen :)

And no, that shit isn't legal.

I don't understand electricity and magnetism at all. It's goddamn magic and it's scary.

The electricity hum was the resonant frequency of my walking stick and was using it like a tuning fork. I don't know why I found this so unsettling.

I've also given thought, like most people, I imagine, for good ways to steal power. I had an idea for a coil placed underneath these to use the magnetic field to generate power for me, but it's too minor. I could try capacitive conduction (the same stuff you get when you use fluorescent lights under power lines), but it seems like nothing too.

I bet if I found a nice big fat radio transmitter I could use that for sure. Enough to power lights at least. But at that point, I might as well buy some car batteries and solar panels. Less effort, more legal.

Anyway high tension power lines are scary to me and look scarier in the dark.

This is called free-climbing, which means no safety lines are used.

Attaching, climbing, removing, and re-attaching safety lines every few feet is slow and tiring.

Is this guy for real?

If he is this isn't in the US. It's illegal for them not to use safety lines.

This is called free-climbing, which means no safety lines are used.

Attaching, climbing, removing, and re-attaching safety lines every few feet is slow and tiring.

Is this guy for real?

I checked my usage last fall, and destiny was using about 100mb/hr, where games like Halo and Borderlands were using ~ 40mb/hr. use party chat, and it will go up even more.

I live in a rural area, and use Verizon Homefusion. Its a 4gLTE antenna on my house, its got decent speeds (~8-15 mbps up & down), but they have a shit data cap of 30 GB per month.

I had a 40 GB/mo. cap on the Jetpack I was using, and it's the reason I talked my in-laws into letting me pay for better in-home internet.

I said I needed it for "work".

I live in a rural area, and use Verizon Homefusion. Its a 4gLTE antenna on my house, its got decent speeds (~8-15 mbps up & down), but they have a shit data cap of 30 GB per month. The only reason they offer the service is b/c it was a condition of the FCC contract to provide rural internet when they bought the LTE band. But my only other options here are satellite, or "rural wifi" that is lucky to pull 2mbps during peak hours.

My Verizon phone service is grandfathered into unlimited data, so i'll trade off using my phone or the home internet for gaming. The Homefusion antenna only picks up Band 13 (Verizon's original LTE band), but my phone can pick up Band 4 (XLTE), and will get 15-20 mbps up&down.

Even though my phone is unlimited, i've always been scared about pissing off verizon. My original contract says that i will get throttled if i fall into the top 5% of users. I have no idea what the threshold for that is. I had a friend that was using his AT&T phone as his home internet source, and got throttled after several consecutive months of 30+ GB.

Also, just to be safe, whenever there is a major game update, I'll take my Xbox to my brother in law's in town and update there. If my boss is out of town, i'll take it to work, spoof the MAC of my laptop, and update it on the office network ;).