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Hi there! My name is Matthew Siemens and this is my personal website.
I'm a self-employed IT Consultant living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. I'm involved in a number of projects and businesses offering a variety of products and services. My focus is always to provide the very best products at the best prices to the very best clients! Read My BlogAbout Me
Although I now live in Saskatoon, I grew up in the small Mennonite Community of Waldheim North of Saskatoon. My family still lives in Waldheim, and I spend a fair bit of time there working with a number of clients I have in the area.
I've worked in the Tech. Sector since High School, solving problems, and finding better ways to do things. I'm now in the process of launching two new websites. OurTownSite.ca which offers complete website solutions for Municipal Governments and MennoSites.ca which provides general website design, hosting, maintenance, graphic design, and more.
When I'm not working, I am an avid traveller with a special interest in Eastern Europe and Transylvania in particular. I love meeting new people, exploring new places, and seeing new things.
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World Backup Day
For those of you who don’t know, today March 31st is World Backup Day. In our increasingly digitized world, keeping your data safe and secure both professionally and personally becomes increasingly important! Today I received an email from Host Gator with the following stats: All hard drives will crash during their lifetime More than 1 Read more…
Launch of New Gossen Insurance Website
I just helped launch a new website for Gossen Insurance through my WordPress consulting business MennoSites.ca. You can read more about some of the new features of the site on our Menno Sites Blog.
Using Trickle to Control Bandwidth Use in Any Program
There are a number of reasons why you would want to control how much bandwidth any given program is able to use. This can be done in a couple different ways, including options right with in the software, or through a software or hardware firewall. A great little program for managing bandwidth use is Trickle. Read more…