Is it okay to flush disinfecting wipes?
No, it is not okay to flush disinfecting wipes. These wipes are not designed to break down like toilet paper and can cause plumbing issues. Instead, throw used disinfecting wipes into the garbage can.
How do we make your electronic enclosures?
We design and manufacture custom, precision-engineered electronic enclosures according to the customer’s specific requirements. We use a variety of materials and work with a wide variety of finishes to create custom solutions. We use the most advanced CNC machining, formulating, precision PEM installation, and welding and laser technology available to create the perfect enclosures for our customers. We use lean manufacturing methodology, ensuring that our process is efficient and our electronic enclosures are delivered on time and on budget.
What are education tax credits?
Education tax credits are tax credits you may be able to claim on your federal income tax return to lower the amount of tax you owe. Eligible education expenses must be incurred while the taxpayer, their spouse, or a dependent is enrolled at an eligible educational institution (generally, an accredited post-secondary institution). The most commonly used education tax credits are the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) and the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC). The AOTC can be claimed for up to four years of post-secondary education, while the LLC covers all other education-related expenses and can be claimed for any number of years.
Can I sign high privilege accounts with Kerberos trust or FIDO2?
Yes, you can sign high privilege accounts with either Kererbos trust or FIDO2. Both of these methods provide strong authentication credentials that can be used to sign-in to high privilege accounts. It is recommended that you use FIDO2 (Universal 2nd Factor, U2F) authentication whenever possible, since it offers a higher level of security over Kerberos trust.
Is it possible to get a patent approved in less than 22 months?
Yes, it is possible to get a patent approved in less than 22 months. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has instituted the Accelerated Examination Program, which potentially allows a patent to be approved in 12 months or less. Additionally, a patent applicant can opt for the Track One Prioritized Examination Program, which potentially allows a patent to be approved in 14 months or less. Both programs require an additional fee to be paid in addition to the normal filing fees.