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Freight Train Delays Aren’t Endangering Supplies Of Pringles And Fries… Yet

There’s no need to worry yet, but it’s possible that service problems at the freight railroad CSX might endanger Pringles, McDonald’s French fries, and the production of other mundane objects that keep our economy running.

Cooking oil by truck

Freight trains are crucial to our economy, performing important behind-the-scenes work like bringing crucial chemicals and other ingredients to factories, hauling ingredients to food plants, and bringing feed to farm animals.

The problem is that when trains don’t run when they’re supposed to, or when trips take too long, coal piles up in mining areas, chickens run out of food, and potato crisp factories run out of cooking oil. That’s what’s happening to some customers of freight railroad XC

The Wall Street Journal, reporting about the logistics delays, uses Kellogg and McDonald’s as potato-related examples of what the freight congestion is doing. Kellogg, now the owner of the Pringles brand, has to wait too long for cooking oil shipments to arrive, meaning that it would have to stop Pringles production. The company temporarily solved the issue by shipping some oil in by truck.

McDonald’s, meanwhile, normally ships frozen fries into Nashville by train, and those shipments have also been delayed. Like Kellogg, it’s been sending fries in by truck so Nashville doesn’t run out.

“[W]e have contingencies in place to ensure there is no disruption in our supply,” a McDonald’s spokeswoman told the WSJ.

The new boss

What is causing these logistical problems? There’s a new president and CEO at at CSX: Hunter Harrison – who joined the company in March — was able to turn around two other freight railroads based in Canada. He’s out to do the same at CSX, closing down freight yards, running trains on a tighter schedule, and not running excess equipment.

Harrison noted in an interview with the WSJ that some of the railroad’s employees are “resistant” to the new “efficiency plan” that the railroad is operating under.

The railroad’s union, however, denies that workers are to blame for any of the recent traffic issues.

In a statement, the unions said that they refuse “to accept responsibility for service disruptions that negatively affect the customers when we have no input on operational changes.”

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Would You Video Chat With An Airline Customer Service Rep?

Sometimes you simply can’t get your frustration with an airline across simply by raising your voice talking to a customer service representative on the phone. Now you can look someone in the face via video conferencing — at least at Delta Air Lines. 

Delta announced today that it will pilot Delta Sky Assist, a video chat project, at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport with the aim to connect customers with members of the airline’s reservations team.

Face-To-Face

Under the program, Delta has placed five interactive digital screens with receivers at the airport, allowing customers to connect face-to-face with airline specialists.

To use the new service, customers simply pick up the receiver and initiative a live video chat with a rep. They can then modify their reservation and share flight feedback.

The kiosks will also feature a keypad to allow customers to type out their messages to reps, lest they become so frustrated they feel the need to yell at the screen.

“We have the best specialists in the business — and now, they’ll be able to deliver customer solutions in an even more personal, face-to-face way,” Charisse Evans, the company’s vice president of reservations, sales, and customer care, said in a statement.

Delta notes that it will gather feedback from customers and service reps in order to determine if the service should be expanded in the future.

Latest Step

The Sky Assist pilot program is the most recent system Delta has tested in its mission to “listen, care, and connect in the platforms customers prefer.”

Back in May, the airline announced it would test replacing boarding passes with fingerprints when it comes to lounge access at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Eventually, the airline says it would allow passengers to use their fingerprints at any time that they would normally need to show a boarding pass, including when boarding the plane.

Delta has also tested biometric-based self-service bag drops where customers can drop off their bags with the use of facial recognition technology.

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Home and industrial robots can be hacked to hurt humans | Engadget Today

It's basically iRobot in real life. http://ift.tt/2wBwd8J Last month, cybersecurity firm IOActive let everyone know that Segway MiniPro hoverboards were vulnerable to hacks and outside control via their Bluetooth connections. Now it has revealed that industrial robots from Universal Robots and consumer models from Softbank Group and UBTech Robotics also have some troubling security flaws that can allow hackers to "modify safety settings, violating applicable safety laws and, consequently, causing physical harm to the robot's surroundings by moving it arbitrarily," according to a report published by the company today. Subscribe to Engadget on YouTube: http://engt.co/subscribe Get More Engadget: • Like us on Facebook: http://ift.tt/1k1iCZT • Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/engadget • Follow us on Instagram: http://ift.tt/1k1iCZV • Add us on Snapchat: http://ift.tt/1UqS18a • Read more: http://www.engadget.com Engadget is the definitive guide to this connected life.
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Stealing Your Identity Can Be As Easy As Stealing Your Phone Number

You’re smart about online security, right? Sure! You use two-factor authentication on all your accounts, you don’t use dodgy WiFi, you make sure to put a passcode on your phone, and you keep it with you at all times, never out of your sight. Unfortunately, that’s not enough to protect you. Because it only takes one thing to hijack your whole digital life: Your ten-digit mobile number.

The hack attack

Fraud by phone number theft is an increasingly growing problem, the New York Times reports.

Here’s how it works: Some criminal gets your phone number. They call up the carrier — Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and so on — and say they’re getting a new phone, and ask to have the number ported to it.

Once they’ve got that phone number connected to a device they control, they can use it to reset the passwords on every single account you’ve got that uses your phone number as a security backup.

In Jan. 2013, the Times says, there were 1,038 incidents of this type reported to the Federal Trade Commission; by Jan. 2016, that number had well more than doubled, to 2,658.

Pretty much everyone is at risk

The problem is, your phone number is everywhere.

As Wired recently observed, your mobile number is your all-purpose, universal ID, tying you together. You might have different usernames and passwords on different sites, but Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter all have the same phone number for you that your bank and health insurance company do.

Think about how many times you give out your number in a given year, or even a given month. Every time you shop somewhere, every time you sign up for a website, every time you fill out a form at a doctor’s office, every time you apply for a job, every time you start texting someone about a date — your mobile number is in hundreds of hands and thousands of databases, and from there it can be extremely easy to lose or steal.

But the fallout can be enormous. How many of your critical accounts — your email especially, which then links to all others — are linked into your phone? And any you have two-factor authentication enabled for (which should be as many as possible) likely also use your phone, either to send codes to by text message or through an authenticator app.

In short, this kind of attack can hit literally anyone who uses a mobile phone — even if you’re the chief technologist for the FTC.

Being at risk doesn’t necesessarily make you a target

The Times points out one critical thing: People who are going to go to this much work usually want something out of it. And while major cultural or political figures may well become targeted simply for being who they are, most of us simply aren’t that important.

But money, now — that’s a motivation as old as time. And bitcoin and other cryptocurrency miners are the ones being hit, the NYT notes.

If someone raids your bank account, you can report the fraud and get the charges reversed, eventually. There are records and laws that protect you. But if someone raids your bitcoin wallet and drains it, well — tough luck. That virtual money is designed to move that way.

One “bitcoin entrepreneur” tells the Times that everyone he knows who invests in bitcoin “has gotten their phone number stolen,” and that includes people in their circles, like his wife and parents.

In some recent cases, hackers have managed to commandeer accounts even when victims know they’re being actively targeted and have alerted their carriers, the NYT adds.

Unintended consequences

Experts both Wired and the New York Times spoke with stressed that the vulnerability of the common phone number is basically a surprise side-effect of the digital world we’ve built. And the weakest link, as is common, is human nature.

Companies like Verizon can put notes on an account, and put security procedures in place, to try to prevent this kind of attack. And to a large extent, they do. But the people on the other end are still fallible.

Attackers “will sit and call 600 times before they get through and get an agent on the line that’s an idiot,” one victim told the NYT, delivering “sob stories” about “an emergency that required the phone number to be moved” until someone believes them.

If your number is unfortunately stolen and used for this kind of fraud, you can hit up the checklist at IdentityTheft.gov to notify the appropriate authorities and start putting your life back together.

by Kate Cox via Consumerist

Philadelphia Learns That Soda Tax May Be A Bad Long-Term School Funding Solution

Here’s the problem with “sin” taxes, like those on alcohol, tobacco, and fizzy beverages: You can use those taxes to raise money for a specific purpose, or to encourage citizens to consume less of the thing being taxed, but you can’t hope for both. That’s what Philadelphia has learned as its tax on sweetened beverages has failed to raise as much money as the city hoped.

The Philadelphia (Beverage) Experiment

Soda taxes are usually sold as a public health measure, which made the campaign for the tax in Philly unusual among similar campaigns. The mayor and other proponents sold the tax primarily as a way to raise money for pre-kindergarten programs, city parks, libraries, and tax credits for businesses that sell beverages without added sweeteners. Any health benefits to the population would be a pleasant side effect.

Only around 80% of the tax money was earmarked for that purpose in the end, but that’s not really the problem right now. The problem is that when something is taxed, people tend to either buy less of it or go buy it somewhere else that it isn’t taxed. Conveniently, that’s pretty much everywhere except the Philadelphia city limits.

CNBC reports that the city estimates that the tax, which took effect on Jan. 1, raised $39.3 million through the end of June. The city had originally projected that it would take in $46 million in taxes by the end of June.

Where did the money go?

People who live in Philadelphia are still drinking soda, but people who drink it at home and have access to cars are going to the suburbs and stocking up.

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo stopped selling their main brands of cola in two-liter bottles in the city, since a tax per ounce on a 2-liter bottle meant charging an extra dollar.

CNBC cites a study from consumer research company Catalina that shows that while soda sales within the city are down 55%, they’re up 38% in surrounding areas. Sales of bottled water in the city are up 9%.

A spokesman for the city responded to the survey by pointing out that most sodas aren’t sold in supermarkets and drugstores, and Catalina’s data didn’t include restaurants. The soda tax data also ends before the hottest days of summer.

He also suggested that eventually shoppers would get tired of traveling out to the suburbs to buy soda, which might increase sales within the city limits later in the year.

Still, it’s hard to ignore that the tax was meant to raise money, and it’s not raising as much money as it was supposed to.

by Laura Northrup via Consumerist

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Kohl’s Revamping Stores, Cutting Down On Retail Space In Online Push

Your local Kohl’s could look a bit different later this year: The retailer plans to revamp stores by cutting down on retail space and moving its focus to online sales.

Kohl’s announced plans today to “enhance its omnichannel” capabilities by opening four small format stores and remodeling half of its current locations in an effort to become “operationally smaller” by the end of the year.

Rightsizing

With the plan, the Wisconsin-based retailer says it will aim to enhance store profitability and improve customer experience by revamping interior layouts to better balance inventory and the adjustment of displays and fixtures.

In one case, the company says it will “rightsize” — or reduce the size  — of a Georgia store from 89,000 square feet to 62,000 square feet.

“By optimizing and rightsizing stores based on customer and inventory needs, Kohl’s stores are able to operate more efficiently and provide a more engaging customer experience,” the company said.

So far, Kohl’s says it has rightsized 300 stores, and plans to have half of its 1,100 stores revamped by the end of the year.

Connected Stores

Also by the end of the year, the retailer will open four smaller format stores in Rhode Island, Ohio, New Jersey, and California. These stores will will be about 35,000 square feet, and join eight other small format Kohl’s locations.

Kohl’s customers can browse and purchase the full selection of Kohls.com merchandise via in-store Kohl’s Kiosks and have merchandise shipped to their home free of charge. The locations will also serve as in-store pickup locations for customers’ online orders.

Focusing Online

Additionally, the retailer says that by reducing sales space it will be able to bolster its backrooms, providing more space to fulfill customers’ online orders, and orders purchased online for in-store pickup. All Kohl’s stores nationwide also serve to fulfill and ship Kohls.com orders.

“Our stores remain at the core of our omnichannel strategy,” Kevin Mansell, Kohl’s chairman, said in a statement, adding that the company has a goal to be the “best-in-class omnichannel retailer.”

The retailer also announced today that it would open a fifth e-commerce fulfillment center in Indiana this month.

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Arabische Feedback-App hat ein Mobbing-Problem

Mit Sarahah können Nutzer anderen Menschen anonymes Feedback geben. Der Hype um die App begann in arabischen Ländern. Mittlerweile ist sie weltweit ein Erfolg. Hasskommentare sorgen aber für Kritik.
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Ratgeber : SUHD, OLED, QLED, HDR – Der Kürzel-Wahn beim TV-Kauf

Neben Smartphones und Digitalkameras  gehört auch der TV-Markt zu den dynamischsten Technikzweigen. Quasi im Jahresrhythmus kommen neue Technologien auf den Markt, um Kunden anzulocken. Die Hersteller packen noch eine prägnante, werbefreundliche Abkürzung hinzu – und schon ist die Verwirrung für den normalen Kunden komplett.

by Martin Lewicki via Endless Supplies .De - News