[ros-kernel] NIC card in Reactos.com "Device drivers compatibility page"

[Richard Campbell]

It likely depends on your locale, here in schools they teach it as 
Network Interface Card.  I personally even have a version of upgrading 
and repairing PCs that calls it that.  Not trying to flame, but it's 
also like someone calling RAM (Random Access Memory) RAM Memory.

emild at cs.technion.ac.il wrote:

>Quoting Richard Campbell <eek2121 at comcast.net>:
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>>Eh, i'm not trying to harass ya or anything, but why do you say NIC 
>>card?  NIC means Network Interface Card, so in effect you are saying 
>>Network Interface Card Card.  Sounds a little bit redundant don't ya 
>>think? :P
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>But if you think that NIC actually means Network Interface Controller, NIC Card
>is no longer redundant.
>                                                Emil
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