The main issue is that they have the authority to deny entry and to detain you for basically any reason they can come up with, and it's been shown that they won't hesitate to do either or both.
So if you really must travel to the US, you need to comply. Your best bet is for your phone to look normal enough, and not have anything they wouldm't like on it.
It doesn't do it natively, but it does have plugins for CAD features
To give the benefit of the doubt, which I don't think he deserves, he may be dealing with low-flow toilets which waste a lot less water. And when you eat McDonald's every day, you probably get backed up pretty badly and maybe overload the toilet on a regular basis.
Most of his toilet problems could probably be solved with a poop knife.
They are also very commonly used by most modern presidents, but most of them haven't had much attention brought to them, while Trump's basically all have. Mostly because they're pretty much all stupid and/or controversial.
And you know it's only whole numbers because it would have been silly to have 104.3% tariffs. Unless they're just rounding it down for appearances.
I didn't read the article linked with the photo, it was just at the bottom of this page, and I thought the contrast was interesting. The article OP linked says she left of her own accord, while the clickbait headline at the bottom of the page says she was fired and regretted it.
But is the product being shipped from Vietnam to the US, or just built there?
Have Russia and China ever threatened Greenland? Because I can only think of one country that actually has.
Basically, yeah. You can also water your plants with stuff that you wouldn't drink too, instead of letting them die because of an emergency happening.
It's not that it specifically needs to be non-potable, just that you shouldn't waste drinking/cooking to wash yourself and flush toilets when you don't know how long issues can last.
Rain water and eavestrough runoff water is fine for flushing and cleaning, and it doesn't need to be kept in food-safe containers.
If the games you're looking to play are competitive multiplayer games, those usually actively fight Linux users. Games like Valorant, Apex Legends, and Fortnite are all broken on Linux due to their invasive anti-cheat software. There are exceptions to this, of course. The devs of Marvel Rivals, for example, have said that they don't have a problem with players on Linux.
For.anything else, odds are it will work fine. You can always check protondb.com to see if, and how well, your games work under Linux.
I've been Linux-only for a few years now, and I haven't had issues playing anything yet, besides maybe some minor tweaks.
Mods can be more complicated, but I don't have much experience with that. I do believe Nexus Mods are working of a project to simplify game mods under Linux, so hopefully that works out well.