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Even without install permissions, as a non-root user you can grab binaries generally. Store them in
~/.local/binand add them to your $PATH via~/.bashrc.I've been using bin for a few weeks now and find it great for situations like this. Grab the binary, put it in your $PATH. Then just grab binaries from Github;
bin install github.com/sharkdp/fdand it plops the binary in your~/.local/binfolder. Works for updates, too;