Sethen – Seth D. Barden
I consider myself a computer geek / nerd (whichever term you prefer).  I have a degree in Computer Science from the University of Maine at Farmington, and I’ve been working with computers since I was in high school. I have been designing websites as a hobby since the 90’s and manage a handful of local websites. In my spare time, I like to go kayaking.
I’m also a computer gamer from time to time. I spend most of my time playing Minecraft in creative mode, but I also enjoy Diablo III, Cities:Skylines, anything SimCity, and handful of others. I have a crippling addiction to the Civilization Games… I tend to loose days at a time when I start playing it.
I have lived in the State of Maine all my life. I was born and raised in Milo, attended college in Farmington, and have lived in Bangor and Searsport. I currently live in Old Town with my Maine Coon cat, Buddy.
I am currently working as a Data Technician for Sierra Communications in Bangor, Maine.
THE THINGS I DO
I’m involved in a lot of stuff. Â It helps keep me busy, and mostly out of trouble.
Sierra Communications
For my day job, I’m a Data Technician with Sierra Communications in Bangor.
WayFar Design
I’ve been designing, developing, maintaining, and hosting websites since 1996. Its become more of a hobby recently.
Three Rivers Community of Maine
TRC is the non-profit website for the greater Milo, Maine region. I’ve been involved since the beginning, way back when I was in high school. The site has been online for over 20 years, and we now have 20+ live webcams on our website!
Minecraft: Alpha
I have been playing Minecraft since April of 2012. I’m a bit of an addict, and have created an ever-expanding medieval/fantasy world in creative mode. I’m currently running a private server where I play with my friends in a handful of creative and survival worlds.
Family Genealogy
I’ve been working on my family’s genealogy for quite a few years now. It all started with a Fitch Genealogy book my Uncle made back in the 90s. Â I’ve expanded our family tree back all the way to the original Fitch, but I’m still working on tracing the Barden name back through England.