I don't think they mean anything, they are just "magical runes".
The box the set comes in also looks like a spellbook, it's all pretty on theme.

Received last week and finally took the time to build it last night.
Switches are Gat X with 57g TX springs, using a pp plate, cherry clip in stabs, and PBT Spellbook for caps.

I'm trying out gummy o-ring mount first since I've never used it before, feels pretty good but I'll probably switch to top mount in a few days to feel the difference.

Some more pics on my pixelfed post
(I hope kbin supports multiple image posts soon so I don't have to do this anymore)

I've been use the PWA for a while now and its fine. The only thing I really miss is is pull to refresh, but I found you can just use the hamburger menu at the top to refresh

I have made the decision to completely switch from full studio to vs code for my c# development about a year ago. and I haven't regretted it so far. I work in a company that has a lot of microservices so I tend to switch between projects often.

And with the C# dev kit they just released setting vs code up for c# development is no effort.

I also recently started using profiles more in vs code to quickly switch between c# and web development, and I'm a fan.

That's fair. If you really don't wanna build it yourself then finding a budget option is gonna be be difficult yeah.

For switches, I would probably get the silent red since you wanted something quieter, (and personally i would swap them out later with something better like TTC Wilds or some jwick blacks)

Since this is your first split maybe you should start with something cheaper like a Lily58 kit (lot of online store sell the lily) or something to see if split if something that works for you?

Nice board! Wish I could use one at work too but my wpm goes down the drain whenever I try anything under a 60%.

Also, nice name OP.