Integrity Computers

Integrity Computers was officially started by T.J. Siedsma in 2003, but the idea and the dream began much earlier when T.J.’s mom brought home the family’s first PC when he was around 8 years old. Not long after being shown how to turn the computer on, T.J. had figured out how to format floppy drives and connect to the local BBS. Some years later, in his early teens, T.J. had evolved to setting up a network of computers in the basement of his parents house so that he and his brothers could play computer games against each other. Most of the parts came from scraps found in the dumpster behind different businesses, and this was all before the internet was available to the average household. That was the beginning of an adventure in curiosity that hasn’t stopped to this day.