dd of= to multiple files using process substitution

03:27 < e36freak> while read -r line; do ...; done < "$file"
03:27 < geckos> Zer000: i think that too
03:27 < e36freak> you also see it used without redirection, such as:
03:27 < e36freak> comm -13 <(sort file1) <(sort file2)
03:28 < e36freak> >(...) can be used with, say: cmd1 | tee >(cmd2 > file) | cmd3
03:28 < qman__> zcat image.gz | tee >(dd of=/dev/sda1) | tee >(dd of=/dev/sdb1)
                | dd of=/dev/sdc1
03:28 < geckos> e36freak: I see
03:28 < e36freak> qman__: nice example
03:28 < qman__> one gunzip, three simultaneous writes
03:29 < e36freak> though you could just use one tee; zcat foo.gz | tee >(dd
                  of=/dev/sda1) >(dd of=/dev/sdb1) | dd of=/dev/sdc1
03:29 < geckos> qman__: wow thats pretty cool
03:29 < qman__> ah, didn't know tee accepted multiple args like that
03:29 < e36freak> aye