There's been a couple times I had a generic binary I wanted to drop in `/bin/` or a package that wanted to install itself to `/usr/` The correct way is to just not do this, which is fine, it was just super weird to use `sudo` and then have the OS tell me 'no'.
It's much more rare now that I've created $HOME/.bin and added it to my $PATH and nearly all 3rd party apps have been updated to not install to SIP directories.
It's much more rare now that I've created $HOME/.bin and added it to my $PATH and nearly all 3rd party apps have been updated to not install to SIP directories.