See images for reference.
I wonder how to create them? What are they called? And why on earth it is possible?
How to generate these silly html characters at various heights / positions?
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It's just plain text, with special unicode characters called combining characters:
h͚͔͕͍̣̙̞̃ͯt̖̗͎̩̳̻̆͑̈͐̉̐̚t͔͈̠̙̦̱͌̌͛́ͅͅp̱̞̓ͩͅ:̮̜̹̜͔̼͍ͪ̍̓ͨ͊̍ͥ/̖̮̘̰͕̯͈̱̺̓̎ͮ͐̈́/̭̥̙͓̱̤͙͙̿̍̓̑͌̔ḳ̺̬̭̗͌̔ͩ͊̔̚ͅn̳͉̪̰̿ͦ̆̆o̥͎̮̠͌͋w͇̬̫̗͈̰̯̎ͤ̈́̈́ͮ͐́y͔̗͎̖̲̜͖̟̽͊ͪ͒̆̈ͪ̚ŏ̥͚̦̰͚̞͂̀̐ͧ̂ù̠̩͖͓̦̆ͥ͂ͯr̜̣̝̘̬̖̲̓͛̓ͤ͛͗m͇̞̹̻̣̼͔̐̈e̖̻̲̺̩̟̙̮͑ͫ̋̇m͇̘̜̼̊ͤ̑̂e̲͉̦͉͉̓̉ͦ͂̋.̪̮͓̺ͯ͊ͪ̍̇͑͋͊̚c͉͎͚͚̳̙̘̱ͤ͊͗͒͗̀ǒ̭͕̼́̈́ͅm̠͓̜͒̉/̹̳͎̯̥̪̮͗͛m̖͓̫͓͉͉̙̹̀̾͐ͧͪ̽ͥͥě̤̜͈̽̋̽ͮ̓̏̂m̻͇̖̮͇̖̘̱͙͆̊̅̎͂͆ͣ̍̾e͙͍̻͕̤̾ͩ̄ͮ̈ͮͅs̘̺͕̳͂͑͒͆͐/͈͚̪̮ͨ͊ͨͯ̈́ͩ͌̚z̞͖̬͇̅ͨ̋̊ͬͩ̏ä̟͕͇͇̹̹ͤ̂̈́̂̌̒̆l̹͓̬̮̰͊̑̌̾g̘̘̟͇ͣ̍̿̊̆͑̑ͅo̯̺͉͖̭ͥ̃ͣ̊̐̽
If you copy it in Notepad++, you will see the following: