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I'm not sure why you have the notion that there is a difference between the rates concerning the accessible bedroom (particularly on trains that mix VLI and VLII. Their website is pretty clear: If one qualifies for that room, it's been sold at the roomette rate for at least a decade (and...

Yes. It’s very “new”. :rolleyes:

Pretty sure that the watch on my risk has more electronics than Apollo 11.

Different railroads (or the same railroad in different locations) lay the rail at different neutral temperatures, which would necessitate different restrictions at different temperatures. Also completely unsurprising that different companies will have different risk tolerances and different...

If he's riding on a monthly ticket, I can't think of a good reason to make sure that his ticket is scanned.

Excellent point.

Once the points are in your Amtrak account, they're yours. Cancelling the credit card means nothing.

Did the offer have a deadline to accept? If so, you have an answer, so likely not. Training doesn't start for another three weeks, so maybe you're good? Doubtful anyone here can do anything other than guess...

You should probably read the rest of this thread your post was merged into to gain an understanding of the state of what we know and what we're waiting to hear on the topic.

He also can't spell "Amtrack"right in his group name (or the paper munged it up). :D My in-laws live in "Suffolk", by which I mean "Damn near North Carolina". But I'll bet I could convince @SANSR to make the arduous drive up from Whaleyville to pick us up if we were dropped in Suffolk proper.

There was a good article in the Post. Second Amtrak-related one in a week or so.

Then submit a FOIA request for what you want to know and stop expecting them to publish all of their business to satisfy random people on the internet. (before you do, read what they do actually publish - they do provide a significant amount of information on the big picture)

I wonder why you think that Amtrak owes the public complete disclosure on what their equipment plans are?

I don't disagree that some (many?) apps behave poorly. That's a completely different problem than the security issues that stem from not applying updates ever.

Clearly we should prohibit them from drinking on their own time as well. What part of "as long as I'm unimpaired before I go on the clock" are you incapable of understanding?

Hard disagree. What I do when I'm off the clock (as long as I'm unimpaired before I go on the clock) is none of your damn business.

You may have noticed that such an investment is already in progress.

New security vulnerabilities are always being found, which means patching them is a never ending process. A system that is never updated is a danger when connected to a network.

Or just let them update on their own. It just magically happens in the background.