reader.pipe(writer1);
reader.pipe(writer2);
Hmm, it looks like a magic, looks simple, but actually it's not simple,
there are complex hidden machinery behind the scene. And it's impossible to
know from that code what exactly those machinery does.
Will be data from the reader keept in two independent buffers, or in one,
will it pause if one writer consumes faster than another or continue read
and keep it in memory an so on.
I believe it would be better to use maybe not so compact but more
straightforward code without hidden magic.
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