Can we create a new "Consumer Electronics" category for TechSpecs API https://techspecs.readme.io/.

This is an API that provides the easiest way to get the detailed technical specifications of any consumer electronics product in the world.

Description:

Permission

At present, in stream typeahead in the compose box, we sort pinned streams > subscribed streams > other streams, with message volume serving as the tie breaker.

To improve the likelihood that the desired streams are sorted at the top, we should change the ordering to be:

stream that the message is addressed to (if any) > unmuted pinned streams > unmuted subscribed streams > muted streams > o

Here are some new questions that I discovered when taking the JavaScript assessment. I wasn't confident in my answers, so maybe someone else can chime-in.

### Q1. Which statement prints "roar" to the console?
var sound  "grunt";
var bear = { sound: "roar"}; 
function roar){
  conso

Game and System Information

• Scenario was played in 1.15.18
• Steam
• Windows 10

Describe the desired feature

Currently, when any of the player's units proceed to attack the enemy Direwolf Rider Leader, Kaleh says
https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/blob/ee233cead6e2335ea71d5bf6b03bc6de024a2bd7/data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/scenarios/04_Descending_into_Darkness.cfg#L605

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing issues before opening this issue.

Current Behavior

If you reinstall a server and then go to file manager, click create new directory, there will be a green bar that the server has begun reinstalation. It is just a little visual bug, nothing serious. After refreshing the page, it goes away.
![Screenshot (697)](https

Some suggestions to make it easier to run the backend without the front end. Some of these suggestions might be *ix only:

• a command line parameter to indicate that the back end should start with everything that is pending without waiting for a front end to be available in the browser.
• some instruction to make it work as a daemon (Linux) or service (Windows) to gain independence from the te