In my Hyundai pressing the mute button while on Bluetooth/Android Auto pauses playback and mutes. Pressing again resumes playback and volume to previous level.
There's also a sort-of-middle-ground here. There are trolleybusses which also have batteries, and can operate as regular busses where no overhead power is available. Basically you get continuous charge on parts of the route, while also being able to operate in other areas. Granted, this works for cities which already have trolleybus infrastructure in place.
With modern battery electric busses there is usually no need to charge while driving. Drivers need breaks, fast charging during the break time is enough. Fast charging infrastructure is much simpler to install and cheaper than overhead wires.
That doesn't really work when the app you're presenting with is actually MS Teams, as for whatever reason, during a call when you're screen sharing, Teams still shows notification pop-ups.
We actually had to take advantage of this loophole in order to get back to Europe with our dog during the pandemic, since no airline flying from the US accepted animals in the cargo hold.
But in general, yes, I'd be willing to pay for their own seat or row, just like when traveling with him by train we need to buy a special dog ticket.
It's not really random, in the sense that if you have a playlist and hit shuffle it'll always play in the same order instead of randomizing the play order each time you listen to that playlist. Basically, with the current behavior, once you learned the order of the shuffled songs you can always know what comes next.
Let me know if it works. Probably has a bunch of junk you won't need (like various custom color palettes I played around with). I may or may not have edited other .cmd files outside of the ConEmu.xml realm so that may warrant some tweaking too
And you'll need the Monaco Font (and Ubuntu Mono for the lambda) for it to look exactly the same
Speaking as a software engineer working on the devops side of things, it's best to have someone with experience in scalable architectures from the get go, otherwise things might get really complicated really fast if you want to transition an existing project to a more scalable, observable hosting platform.
