New Scientist 23 Jul 2005,"Feedback" p56
This week's example of RAS syndrome (Redundant acronym...) has been staring all geeks in the face for nearly a decase: CSS style sheets, used to define the colours, type style and so on for web pages.
CSS stands for "cascading style sheets", a double redundancy that is painfully appropriate to the way they work.
Contributed by Wallace McGee but due to space limitations this long name cound not fit on the page. A 'spotters fee' is in the mail tho :-)