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For those as confused as I was: "x^" is how the author renders "x̂" (or x-with-circumflex, for the font-challenged).

• poizan42 11y ago
  Something seems to be wrong with how Chrome renders this: http://imgur.com/a/z1tLz http://imgur.com/a/z1tLz
  • swampthinker 11y ago
    Funny, works fine on mobile Chrome: http://imgur.com/ZZseIyB http://imgur.com/ZZseIyB
    • zerocrates 11y ago
      It actually works fine for me on Chrome on Linux if I change the font to almost anything but Verdana. The mobile Chrome screenshot seems to be using Roboto, so that would explain the difference. A bug in Verdana (as it seems to affect Firefox on Linux too)?
      • poizan42 11y ago
        Is it even op to the font to decide this? It seems that there's some confusion about whether it should combine with the previous or the following character.
        • zerocrates 11y ago
          Combining characters are defined (in Unicode, at least) to always combine with the previous base character.