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Most of us write code using monospaced fonts and the “m” character often (depending on the character combination) looks awful in monospaced fonts. It uses too many pixels in too little space.
I’m curious if anyone agrees with me on this.
I just use a good monospace font that lets you distinguish the different characters.
Verdana is quite good, though I personally never had too many problems with the default of Currier New.
A good monospace font is Consolas: