I live in south london and sometimes see alfa owners coming towards me on local roads who flash me and say hi. Is that a thing or am I just seeing a pattern where therr is none? I drive a Stelvio which is quite rare where I live.

From Monday 21 September 2026, the Blackwall and Silvertown tunnel charges will increase to continue to help balance the flow of traffic through both tunnels.

The Silvertown Tunnel has helped to reduce journey times, improved reliability through both tunnels, eased congestion, and made peak-time journeys faster*.

Lower off-peak charges are available with Auto Pay

• With Auto Pay if you drive through either tunnel, you are paying lower off-peak charges (06:00-22:00 weekdays outside of peak times, and at all times on weekends) which will increase from £1.50 to £1.55 for cars, small vans and motorcycles
• Peak time charges (06:00-10:00 northbound and 16:00-19:00 southbound weekdays) will increase from £4.00 to £4.20 for cars and small vans and from £2.50 to £2.60 for motorcycles
• Other off-peak and peak charges apply for large vans and HGVs

Please explain to me how increasing the cost of coming into London balances traffic and not overloads THE ONLY EAST SIDE CROSSING OF ROTHERHITHE TUNNEL?

Our company is using ALM and JIRA for individual project management, but its quite difficult to use those tools for test management of massive E2E or F2B programmes. In the past, we are using spreadsheets to manage test cases and executions, link them to JIRA defects and link them to ALM test cases that cover the functionality covered in the e2e from several applications.

Each programme may have more than 20 different applications or teams that deliver to that particular e2e or f2b phase.

Excel works, to a point, but its clunky, hard to maintain and not really suitable for transparency to senior management.

What are you using in your area for test management of e2e or F2B execution for a programme (not an application) where you have 20+ applications with their own test methods each?

I don't understand anymore. I have Netflix and amazon prime and at this point, everything i want to watch something there, i have to sit through adverts about feminine products and gambling. I don't do either, never searched for them or care about it. And they are every 10 min. Unskippable. But you can pay to take them off. Extra. On top of your normal charge.

So I wanted to catch up on Invincible on amazon and every 45 min episode had 2 min adverts before and at least 3 ad breaks for 1 min each. After watching the first episode and part of the second I couldn't take it any more. Downloaded the whole season 4 in 10 min and watched it without adverts.

What the actual point of the streaming services at this point.

Hi all. Not sure what to do, but for a while I had Trust app where I used my Tron wallet with my phone and face id on apple. For some reason, just starting today, it didn't ask me to scan my face and just didnt let me in. I can't get into it at all

I can see the wallet when I add it to view, but can not do anything with it.

Hi all. Not sure what to do, but for a while I had Trust app where I used my Tron wallet with my phone and face id on apple. For some reason, just starting today, it didn't ask me to scan my face and just didnt let me in. I can't get into it at all

I can see the wallet when I add it to view, but can not do anything with it. Is there a way to gain access to my wallet without pass phrase or anything else like that?

Sorry. A bit of a rant and an ask. I cant seem to find pesto in shops that is not made with sunflower oil. Is it really over for olive oil in pesto in shops due to cost cutting and shrinkflation?

Can someone recommend store bought pesto that actually uses oilve oil?