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Re:A prime number whose binary representation looks like a g... by chrismorgan on Sunday January 21, 2018 @10:08AM (#16198305)
It’s common for fonts to not include glyphs for all the fancy spaces, which will leave it to a fallback mechanism where a different font is used.

It’s also common for web fonts especially to possess glyphs for some of the fancier spaces, but as duplicates of SPACE, i.e. the wrong size.

Face it: fonts (to a degree the technology, but mostly the actual fonts) are generally pretty bad.

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