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Truly Obscure
http://www.trulyobscure.com
Honolulu, Hawaii-based magazine focused on critical commentary. Hard hitting humor, intriguing columns, and reviews of everything from the Truly Obscure to the mostly mundane. Movies, books, music, technology, gadgets- we test it and tell you about it.
- Added on: Oct 4th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Journalists Entertainment Technology
Recent Posts
Stuff those Stockings with Chef\'N
Not everything that’s great in a kitchen has to be expensive. There are a ton of really functional items that are very inexpensive (read: great stocking stuffers) and make any job in the kitchen a much more pleasant experience. Earlier this yea...
The North Face: Warm, Solid on Planes, Trains, or Foot
We’ve been doing some holiday traveling here, as our writers and editors head back to families across the country. Some of us packed light, using only essential craft supplies. Some packed mainly camera equipment. Others went either lighter or ...
See and Be Seen: DoubleSight and Flip
Today, we’ll be going hands on with two visually-enhancing gadgets. We’ve seen USB secondary monitors before but will DoubleSight be able to stack up? And Flip, now owned by Cisco, has been reviewed positively in these pages previously, b...
Kitchenware Worth Bragging About
Invariably when you cook a really good meal someone wants to come into the kitchen to see what you’ve done, what you’re using and how you did it. The best thing about creating a really great meal is hearing the sounds of satisfaction as t...
Nectar of the Gods By the Cup or Pot
I’m trying to imagine my life without coffee. When I was a kid I would watch both of my parents drink coffee each morning, my mom taking hers straight black and my father having some cream but no sugar. I can remember thinking that I would neve...
Making Waves and Making Turkeys
It’s that time of year again- when cooking turns into an indoor sport to be taken seriously, after the grill has been set aside for the season. Family gatherings demand travel and they demand turkey, though typically not at the same time. With ...
