I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

The connection happens, as it always did, but then comes an immediate disconnect. The headphone hardware is unchanged. The headphone's software
is unchanged. The Mac hardware in unchanged. All that has changed is the macOS version (12.0.1).

Sound famiiar to anyone? Fix?

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On Friday, November 26, 2021 at 5:47:23 PM UTC-7, Brian Gordon wrote:

I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading
to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

The connection happens, as it always did, but then comes an immediate disconnect. The headphone hardware is unchanged. The headphone's software
is unchanged. The Mac hardware in unchanged. All that has changed is the macOS version (12.0.1).

Sound famiiar to anyone? Fix?

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The malware is real, its presence at any point in time being on your Linux installer is a ghost image. Steve Petruzzellis has been over this, in
intense detail previously, Just Wondering.

That is the problem 'today' and American teachers don't understand why
older people are better; people from older generations are the only ones
who know better than to fall for communism.

Steve Petruzzellis must have read Just Wondering sites and became wildly envious. I suspect this is our first manifestation of the improved Steve Petruzzellis.

Linux is a false advocate's biggest fear.


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Get Rich Slow https://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/health_Statistics/nchs/Software/mmds/2009/spell/mmds_spell.txt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AglvCo3dJ38&feature=youtu.be
Dustin Cook the functional illiterate fraud

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In article <snrv6n$9il$[email protected]>,
[email protected] (Brian Gordon) wrote:

I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading
to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

The connection happens, as it always did, but then comes an immediate disconnect. The headphone hardware is unchanged. The headphone's software is unchanged. The Mac hardware in unchanged. All that has changed is the macOS version (12.0.1).

Sound famiiar to anyone? Fix?

and what is the headphones hard- and software?

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On 11/26/21 7:47 PM, Brian Gordon wrote:

I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading
to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

The connection happens, as it always did, but then comes an immediate disconnect. The headphone hardware is unchanged. The headphone's software is unchanged. The Mac hardware in unchanged. All that has changed is the macOS version (12.0.1).

Sound famiiar to anyone? Fix?

I don't use headphones but since upgrading to Monterey, my iMac's
wireless Magic Mouse 2 doesn't scroll on wake-up. Have to power the
mouse off/on or click on it in Preferences and wait a while.

A real PIA, especially on two grand worth of computer.

It's a known issue widely complained about on the Apple Support website.
Be nice if Tim corrected it in the next update...

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Do those red circle with a slash “No Weapons- Gun Free Zone” signs on
some store and office building front doors keep folks inside safer- or
put them at greater risk?

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In message <snrv6n$9il$[email protected]> Brian Gordon <[email protected]> wrote:

I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading
to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

And you were asked to provide more information, IIRC. Such as the model
of the headphones and computer.

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If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.

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On Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 5:23:34 AM UTC-7, Wade Garrett wrote:

On 11/26/21 7:47 PM, Brian Gordon wrote:

I brought this up a while ago, but it didn't go anywhere. Ever since upgrading
to macOS Monterey, my wireless headphones have been unable to work with my MacBook Pro.

The connection happens, as it always did, but then comes an immediate disconnect. The headphone hardware is unchanged. The headphone's software is unchanged. The Mac hardware in unchanged. All that has changed is the macOS version (12.0.1).

Sound famiiar to anyone? Fix?

I don't use headphones but since upgrading to Monterey, my iMac's
wireless Magic Mouse 2 doesn't scroll on wake-up. Have to power the
mouse off/on or click on it in Preferences and wait a while.

A real PIA, especially on two grand worth of computer.

It's a known issue widely complained about on the Apple Support website.
Be nice if Tim corrected it in the next update...

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Do those red circle with a slash “No Weapons- Gun Free Zone” signs on some store and office building front doors keep folks inside safer- or
put them at greater risk?

Ryan Sullivan shared a specific series of pages several times now, and
invited Jeff Relf to show which ones aren't accurate and provide the evidence to support his allegation. Never has Jeff Relf done so.

Jeff Relf is unmistakably trolling, he got called out on it and he's
doing the familiar role-reversal BS taught in Trolling 101 as he attempts
to keep his story... but it will not work. AZ Cypher is based on Linux.
Even if Jeff Relf is too stupid to figure that out.

As for working towards peace, it is clear that for Ryan Sullivan to do
that, he has to give Jeff Relf a free pass for every SJW judgement he's
made about Ryan Sullivan, and ignore every single false lie he's posted
about Ryan Sullivan as well.

It was Jeff Relf who was publicly asking how better to better his flooding.

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Steve 'Narcissistic Bigot' Carroll

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