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Excerpt: HTTP/2 introduced streams - multiple streams of requests could be sent on one TCP connection. Independent streams solve head of line blocking issue vs HTTP/1.1 pipelining

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your content is amazing. Appreciate it.

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Thank you for the truthful note on the TCP layer, to solve HOLB at large you need XRTC 😎👍

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