Americans did manage to hit Chinese embassy with a precision bomb while bombing Serbia.

American story is that it was an accident.

Serbian story is that Chinese were helping them out with signal intelligence, and Americans considered the embassy a legitimate military target.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FUnited_States_bombing_of_the_Chinese_embassy_in_Belgrade

BSD insists on putting ``ports'' under /usr/local, while Linux insists on not using /usr/local for anything that comes with the system. Both approaches produce failures for the users: programs not starting, for example. More importantly, the lack of cross-platform compatibility imposes tremendous costs on the UNIX community.

Me too!!!! I was reading this thread waiting to pound on Sony. Surprise, I was not the only one. I used to buy Sony because stuff just worked. But in the last 5 years, the quality has deteriorated rapidly, all over the product line.
I bought their latest SW radio/travel alarm clock for $100, a little cheaper than I paid for the last (still working) model 10 years ago. It fell apart after 2 weeks of travel. In disgust, I shipped it back to their customer support, with the note that said in effect "Keep this POS, I am never buying Sony again." They called me to ask me what my note meant, I said "keep the POS". They said they were not allowed to do that, I hung up. They shipped the sorry POS back to me without any kind of apology note. From that point on, I just skip Sony when shopping for anything.
The professional quality monitor GDM-F400, 3 years old, is rolling in and out of focus as I type. The VAIO portable broke after 6 months. Radio was the last straw.