They don’t need to faff. Literally just copy the 97 home shirt and the famous AC Milan shirt. I fact copies. They were perfection
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How do so many bot accounts survive on X ??!!
When I first signed up it was such a faff, my account was blocked for like a week for absolutely no reason
HOW DO THEY SURVIVE OUT HERE
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I do lol I stopped using oyster a while ago because a physical card is such a faff
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#ThirstyThursday II.
Graft continues.
The desk build from Wayfairer.
The next time a relative orders from there, I’m gonna kick em square in the cunt / cock.
What a feckin faff 🥵🤪.
Berluddy boilin up ere ☀️🔥.
Gimme IKEA any day 🤣🤣.
Cheers all 💪🏼🍻.
@TimeLineSkulls
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Good write up. Good ambitions. No faff. Minister is capable and has a team. His nemesis? bureaucratic ineffectiveness driven by multitude of factors. They’re in a “temporary person yelling at the permanent” mindset. Law / traffic enforcement only on the politically unconnected. A behemoth has great leadership in @GBAChiefComm. But need to send a signal and remove the top 50 most corrupt. Then next 50. Go through till 500. And the signal will very get through. We will have enough employment for the courts and lawyers.
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No literally!! They’re like send it back first, like sorry what do you think I’m gonna do sell it on?! I don’t drive so I’m gonna have to take the bus it’s just like a faff for something that cost me 4.49 you know😭 I cba
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If you want examples of the faff
Digital product passport.
Gpsr.
EU responsible person.
Fiscal representation.
Customs who don't know their own rules.
Packaging taxes/Epr.
Environmental requirements.
Reach.
None of these required to trade with the rest of the world.
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I'm a British exporter who used to send stuff to the EU. Trust me, customs clearances aren't the issue. We do that for the rest of the world no problem, but it's just the sheer volume of EU faff that we now need to comply with, that's killed the trade.
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it is funny that those shipping 120 seconds artefacts claim the gold medal. make long form then we talk - until then it is all faff.
the thing is heavily funded players(both wrapper platforms and ai studios) aren't able to do it, it says something.
ship and then we talk.
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Michael Stephen Day 🎸 retweeted
Tap once anywhere in the UK and all listed properties show up instantly - no filters, no faff. Homing In uses your location to surface virtual property boards around you. Price, size & visuals. Download Homing In today.
#UKProperty #PropertySearchUK #UKRealEstate #HouseHuntingUK
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>see you're using port 443
>see your dest IP is part of a IP range bought by VPN ltd
VPS is different but tbh the faff involved will mean most people won't bother.
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I have tended to avoid the conversation about AI citations, primarily because 90% of the chat on the subject is either scaremongering, ragebaiting or a snake oil sales pitch dressed up as a framework or a tracking tool.
The real world stats on how AI (primarily AI overviews) is affecting click numbers is very real though. So I sat down and actually read the recent research instead of skimming the LinkedIn hot takes and worked out how to take data that is already there and work out a plan to stand the best chance of being cited by AI while not obliterating what remains of organic traffic as traditionally the 2 do not work hand in hand.
There's a layer underneath your keyword research called "fan-out queries". They have been spoken about for a while, but very much missused in research. They are invisible little sods and some times not what you might expect to see. Before ChatGPT, Gemini, perplexity or AI Mode ever touches a web search, it quietly decomposes your prompt into a handful of sub-queries it reckons will get you a fuller answer, fires them all in parallel, then stitches the results together into a frankenstein answer. Sometimes good, sometimes terrible. But, if I am truly honest they are getting better day by day.
You never see it happen. Neither does your keyword tool.
Finding them yourself doesn't take much faff at all. Mark Williams-Cook's QueryFan and Mic King/iPullRank's Qforia both do it well.
I went further down the rabbit hole than I meant to and wrote up what the research actually says, including the bit that should make you think. Trying to cover ALL the fan-out queries on one page or even worse, many very thin pages is the wrong move. The data is clear, partial coverage wins.
I built a small tool that piggybacks on the real work above (because I'm not reinventing what Mark and Mic already nailed) and lets you check your existing pages against the gaps. You may like it, you may not.
However, central to this tool is common sense and interpretation of the data and use results where they clearly make sense to do so.
richvoller.com/blog/fan-out-…
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Globalist faff.
Go poll working class Americans and ask how much foreigner's opinions of their nation affects their lives.
Record the laughter for posterity.
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