👉 Let's break this down like we're decoding a secret code, shall we?
'X11_xorg.conf.d_90 mceusb.conf' is basically a little, naughty little configuration file that controls the magical X11 window magic show on your MacBook. It's like the personal assistant for your desktop, but instead of just saying "hello," it whispers, "Hey, let's make your USB keyboard dance like a possessed jig!" Now, picture this: "After a particularly spicy dinner, my MacBook decided its trusty USB mouse was giving out too many 'click-click' clicks, so I opened a dusty old 'X11_xorg.conf.d_90 mceusb.conf' file, and just typed in the command: 'disable-mouse-keys'. Oops! Now, every time I try to summon my keyboard, it's like it's auditioning for a lead role in 'Dancing Mouse', but instead of waltzing, it's doing a stuttering 'chuck-chuck'!" There you have it - a little tech lingo with a dash of humor and a hint of unease about keyboard mischief.
