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I'm looking for fiction books, preferably horror or thriller novels (but not limited to), where the antagonists are spiders. I want to be scared, creeped out, paranoid, etc.

How HD must've the cameras in the movie been to display anything beyond a slightly pixelized version of the creatures? Ever try reading a license plate on a car in the street from a 4K camera mounted on your roof above the driveway? Hint: it's blurry.

Hello Duo!

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A little backstory: I live in a neighborhood where a lot of businesses are Vietnamese owned, and I wanted to learn more about the language because I like the people—they're friendly—but, there's definitely a language barrier as most proprietors only speak in the most atrocious broken English I've ever heard. However, I've had to give up on learning Vietnamese from Duolingo because it's a tonal language and the app is completely useless without any guiding audio. Apart from that, I have an interest in learning foreign languages. In fact, I've tried quite a few courses so far, just to wet my beak a little and see what works for me and which languages I prefer best. Ho

I'm currently using robocopy to sync various drives. The sync works by mirroring both ways, to and from the same drives. I'm using the Log+ option to append the output of the command to a log within the source drive each time that it occurs. Each drive has their own log. However, I'm looking for a method to append the output of the command to both log files simultaneously.

Is this doable with robocopy?

And to nip a few unwanted comments in the bud, I know this can be achieved other ways, PS for example. I also know that I can append the output for both commands to the same file and just copy that file afterwards. I'm not interested in workaround solutions. I would simply like to know if an

In books and films, the Zombie outbreak happens almost instantly across the board. Overnight, the world is overrun by the undead. The protagonists are then locked in a battle for their lives as they struggle for survival. As individuals who are prepared to survive the Zombie onslaught, my question to you is…

"What is your Zombie outbreak early alert warning system?"

Naturally, it's all well and good to be prepared for after the apocalypse has begun. There's not shortage of people stocking up on rifles and ammunition, hoarding supplies and food stores. That's great; but, if the Zombie outbreak occurs while your in a disadvantageous situation—like, say, Jury Duty (no weapons, no prepacked