Type ';kill p' with Pete and Pat in the server and Gavelwick replies '"p" matches 2 players: Pete, Pat; type more of the name' instead of guessing. A player trying ;kick gets 'you need rank Mod'. 46 Luau tests pass.

8 company names → official websites, live check 1 Oct: 8 of 8 right. Delta Air Lines → delta.com; rejected deltaairlines.com (dead) and deltaairlines.ai (parked). Duolingo: .io and .co parked, rejected. 25 free lookups a day, $5 for 5,000.

What a Scanmoor dynamic QR scan does: one lookup, cached for 60 seconds at the edge, then a 302 to your page. Repoint a printed code and other locations can take up to 60 s to follow. Scans are counted by day and country, with no bot filtering yet.

One Insidewell API call (code=P, minValue=100000) returned 29 open-market insider buys over $100K filed 28-30 Sep. Two of them: a VP and CFO at MNSO bought 150,600 shares at $2.26 ($340,100); a director at HGBL bought 300,000 at $1.33. Not advice.

Three HTS codes, three Section 301 answers (live Dutyfinch calls, 27 Sep): grooved pulleys 8483.50.90.40 are 2.8% plus List 1 +25%, with an exclusion to 9 Nov 2026; EVs 8703.80.00 are 2.5% plus +100%; toys 9503.00.00 are Free, List 4B suspended.

The Golden Gate Bridge on a Tellwren story card: construction began on 5 January 1933, it cost more than $35 million, finished ahead of schedule and $1.3 million under budget, and Wikidata dates it 27 May 1937. Each part cites a source.

New Minecraft server plugin: Knollwren, King of the Hill events for Paper 1.21. Classic, pause and points modes, a schedule in your time zone, prizes for the top 3, team play, boss bar, stats and PlaceholderAPI. 32 tests. $8 once.

Clearbit Autocomplete still answers, but its logo field has been null since Sep 2025. Afterwren /v1/companies/suggest returns the same [{name, domain, logo}] shape with logos that load: "figma" gives Figma · figma.com · logo. 100 free calls a day.

In Stallwren's test run, a Grapple Hook bought before its Speed Coil is refused, a second limited Speed Coil reports sold out, and a bad request takes nothing. Each Robux receipt is granted exactly once, even when retried. 27 tests.

How Insidewell counts a cluster buy: 2+ different insiders at one company buying on the open market within 7 days. One insider buying twice is not a cluster. On Apify it costs $0.004 per trade, so 1,000 trades are $4. Public SEC filings, not advice.

Millwren's test plays a tycoon for 30 minutes, always buying the cheapest next item: 9 of 10 items unlocked (the 2,500 Tower at 4 min 57 s) and 95,207 cash produced. Rebirth costs grow 2.5x: 5,000, 12,500, 31,250. 48 tests.

Four Roblox game systems in tested Luau, sold as one $25 bundle: Hatchwren pets and eggs (26 tests), Stallwren shop and currencies (27), Gavelwick admin commands (46) and Millwren tycoon (48). That's 147 automated tests, none failing.

A year of dynamic QR codes at published prices (checked 1 Oct): QR Code Generator PRO Starter is $119.88 billed yearly; Scanmoor Pro is $36/year for 50 codes. Cancel later and your printed codes still redirect to their last destination.

Gavelwick's bans for Roblox: saved to the DataStore so a new server still kicks the player on rejoin, timed bans like ';ban <name> 30m' expire on the clock, and a ban issued on one server kicks the player on the others. 46 Luau tests. $7.

Insidewell API reads new SEC Form 4 insider trades from EDGAR about once a minute and keeps a rolling 45-day window. Free: 100 calls a day without a key. Paid: $5 for 2,000 calls that never expire, or $19/month for 10,000. Research data, not advice.

Section 301 status isn't printed next to a US HTS code; it sits in notes 20 and 31 of Chapter 99, an 818-page PDF. Dutyfinch parses those notes into one field per code: 10,549 subheadings on a list and 169 exclusion lines. Free: 50 calls a day.

Anthropic pays SpaceX about $1.25B a month for AI compute through May 2029, nearly $45B total (SpaceX IPO filing via Bloomberg, May 2026). Who is building compute beyond Earth, every project sourced:

New: Tellwren. Photograph a wine label, a product, a landmark or a painting and read who made it, where it comes from, how it's made and the story behind the name, with a source link on every section. Works in your phone's browser, photos aren't stored, 3 free photo scans a day.

8 questions, 6 dev types: Midnight Shipper, Pixel Whisperer, Data Alchemist, Security Sentinel, API Plumber or Prompt Wrangler. You get a card with your type and your mix. Free, 60 seconds, no sign-up.

Naming something? Type the name and get a vibe card: how easy it is to say and spell, whether .com/.io/.ai/.co/.app/.dev have a DNS record, what lives on the .com, and whether a company already uses the name (live Namewhere lookup). Free, no sign-up.

New free toy: paste a URL, get a roast card. It checks the title, meta description, server speed, HTTPS, share-preview tags and up to 10 links for 404s, then scores the page out of 100 with three (kind) roast lines. No sign-up; download the card or share it.

Every image from 3 pages (books.toscrape.com, wordpress.org/news, an Allbirds product page), Apify runs 24 Sep: Picpail returned 67 images in one 18 MB ZIP plus a row per image in 4.2 s for $0.034. The other ZIP tool charged $0.21, with no per-image data.

Orbitwren Alerts: get told when a new orbital compute project appears, a launch date moves or a compute satellite launches. This week the tracker logged 7 changes, incl. Suncatcher and MOI-1a reaching orbit on Transporter-18. Free weekly digest; instant feed $5/mo.

Guessing name + .com fills CRMs with wrong websites. Live Namewhere lookups, 1 Oct: Zoom Video Communications → zoom.com (zoomvideocommunications.com flagged as parked), Deel → deel.com (deel.io flagged), Brex → brex.com. Each with a confidence score and evidence.

State of Orbital Data Centers, Oct 2026: 17 tracked projects from 13 companies. 7 have computing hardware flown; 3 are FCC constellation requests (up to: Blue Origin 51,600, Orbital 100,000, SpaceX 1,000,000). 16-page PDF, every fact cited. Free 2-page sample.

SpaceX + NVIDIA orbital data centers: announced in August, not this week. NVIDIA (24 Aug): Starmind AI1 satellites built on a Vera Rubin NVL72 system. Musk: first launch Q4 2027; 150 kW peak per satellite. We track 17 orbital-compute projects from 13 companies; 5 have compute in orbit.

Biggest open-market insider buys in SEC Form 4s filed 24-29 Sep: Berkshire Hathaway $136.4M of Lennar (LEN) at about $81; Nippon Life $32.6M of Corebridge (CRBG); Conifer $31.5M of Group 1 Automotive (GPI); GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen $10.6M of GME. Information only, not advice.

New free daily puzzle: Pathmoor. Tap stones to turn them until every path glows from the lantern. Same board for everyone, about 2 minutes, a par score and a spoiler-free share grid. Works offline and installs on your phone.

Transporter 18 (Falcon 9, Vandenberg SFB) launched 1 Oct at 18:32 UTC; Launch Library 2 marks it a success. On board: Google's Project Suncatcher (4 Google Trillium-generation TPUs). Other tracked projects already with compute hardware in orbit: 3.

Google's Project Suncatcher sends 4 Trillium TPUs to orbit on SpaceX Transporter-18, NET 1 Oct 18:18 UTC. Already up: Starcloud-1 with an NVIDIA H100 (NORAD 66303, ~495-503 km). We track 14 orbital-compute projects from 11 companies, every row sourced. API + MCP, 100 free calls/day.

New from CyberMax: Clipwhit turns a long podcast into captioned 9:16 shorts inside your browser. Whisper transcript, ranked moments, face-tracked crop, word-by-word captions, MP4 + SRT. Nothing is uploaded. Free for 3 clips per video; Pro $12/mo.

New from CyberMax: Linkheft API scores up to 50 domains per call from the latest Common Crawl web graph + Majestic Million (10.3M domains): authority 0-100, web rank, trend, referring subnets. 1,000 free lookups a day; $5 for 25,000 that never expire.

New: 120 printable number puzzles with every answer (Target, Cage Grids, Brick Pyramids), easy to hard, US Letter + A4. Play one free and grab 18; the full book is $5 with classroom copies.