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President & Editor of Star-Telegram.com and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, husband, father, recovering soccer dad.
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Romance for ‘Landman’ character? Stormy weekend weather. And more stop stories

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By Steve Coffman Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Edited by Steve Coffman and produced with AI assistance Thu, June 18, 2026 at 9:12 PM UTC 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Michelle Randolph as Ainsley, left, and Ali Larter as Angela in “Landman” episode 6, season 2, streaming on Paramount+. Fort Worth's mayor faces questions over her husband's lobbying ties, the FBI sounds an alarm about a Texas-born online network and a stormy Juneteenth weekend looms.
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City, school elections: Tarrant times, locations & sample ballot for May 2 Original

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By Steve Coffman Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Voters lined up more than 100 deep outside the door of the Chisholm Trail Community Center in far south Fort Worth for the March 3 primary. City and school elections are May 2. Voters across Tarrant County head to the polls for municipal and school elections on May 2. Here’s what you need to know about Election Day.
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End Toil by Doing Nothing. But Better. Perpetually.

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By Steve Coffman Verified
| DEV Community
In 25 years, I've worn pretty much all the hats in the software industry. A superpower that I got from my time in SRE was to recognize and eliminate my own personal toil. The Google SRE book defines organizational Toil as Manual, Repetitive, Automatable, Tactical, of No enduring value, and O(n) with service growth. Ignoring the focus on the organization or the service, how much of the work you are asked to do sounds like any of that?
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