hubcap

My hubcap falls off while driving and the person behind me pulls over and picks it up.

Shiny hubcap manufacturers will very generously subsidise the R&D for other, more worthy users of a technology.

Would it also be newsworthy if someone stole a hubcap off a Google self-driving car?

All you'd do in that scenario is make your own hubcap to put on top.

It's obviously someone a few feet from the camera tossing the hubcap into the air.

One hubcap/collision can mean catastrophic downstream effects.

Most people can't change their own oil, replace radiator fluid, or know the difference between a hubcap and a distributor cap.

This looks like a vented disc brake rotor with a domed hubcap on top.

The person who started the HubCap project is a prolific open source contributor.

He can grow to become the best hubcap maker in the world.

I expect that most of those who request my github don't really know the difference between a github and a hubcap.

That is, not only do they not inspect anyone's Github source, if pressed, they could not explain the difference between a github and a hubcap.

Besides the intrinsically fun story, I really enjoyed the small-town news vibe of the whole article – the local guy who discovers the sunken taxi while fishing, takes a photo of its hubcap, samples some of the whisky, and takes a selfie showing his wincing reaction to the "rough" second bottle.

It'll take a lot of typing, and it may be tedious, but so is dumpster diving through log files to figure out why the "wheel configuration file" isn't finding the "lug nuts" tag, only to then discover that volvo v90 has only been compatible with the deprecated version of the hubcap plugin ever since Ford stopped contributing to the "tricked out rim" facade.