> For those those that don't know what this means: Blocking network TCP IO needs a sychronized block to work = you can't use virtual threads for networking Tha

> For those those that don't know what this means: Blocking network TCP IO needs a sychronized block to work = you can't use virtual threads for networking That’s not true — blocking TCP IO is not implemented as blocking under the hood - that’s the whole point of virtual threads, so your conclusion is faulty.