The singer, 36, provided the health update in an Instagram post alongside a photo of him giving a thumbs up while lying in a hospital bed. He revealed he is awaiting more tests to determine the extent of the issues and what surgery he may need, but said he is expecting it to be a “difficult few weeks/months”. A post shared by Max George (@maxgeorge) He wrote: “Hey everyone, yesterday I felt really unwell and was taken in to hospital. Unfortunately after some tests they’ve found that I have some issues with my heart. “I have a lot more tests to determine the extent of the problems and what surgery I will need to get me back on my feet. “It’s gonna be a difficult few weeks/months... and Christmas in a hospital bed wasn’t exactly what I had planned.” The singer said he is “surrounded with love and support” from his “wonderful” partner, actress Maisie Smith, as well as his family and friends. He added: “Although this is a huge shock and no doubt a set back, it’s something I’ll take on with all I’ve got. “I count myself very lucky that this was caught when it was.” Friends and famous faces were among those to offer their support including his bandmate Siva Kaneswaran who said: “Here for you brother. Rest up and get well soon.” JLS stars JB Gill and Marvin Humes also commented. Gill wrote: “God bless you bro, wishing you better soon. Sending lots of love”, while Humes added: “Sorry to hear you’re not well geezer, you’re strong and will fight through. Big love mate.” George rose to fame in the 2010s with The Wanted, who had a number of hit songs including All Time Low and Heart Vacancy. His bandmate Tom Parker died in 2022 at the age of 33 after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. George, who helped carry Parker’s coffin at his funeral alongside fellow bandmates Kaneswaran, Jay McGuiness and Nathan Sykes, previously said on This Morning that he continued to message his late bandmate following his death as it brought him “a bit of comfort”. He also appeared in the US musical series Glee as Clint and in his band’s reality series The Wanted Life. Over the years, he has competed in a number of competition series including Strictly Come Dancing in 2020, Bear Grylls: Mission Survive and Richard Osman’s House of Games. Earlier this year he made his stage debut in the theatrical adaption of a BBC TV show about a lottery syndicate by Kay Mellor titled The Syndicate. George and soap actress Smith first met when they both competed on Strictly Come Dancing, but have previously said that romantic sparks only began to fly in 2022.in the process must accept and follow the proposed conditions. Communication standards can be embedded in the hardware of devices (i.e., hardware) and/or in software code. Protocols allow devices to successfully communicate with each other and exchange data regardless of differences in architecture and design. Learn what network protocols are in use today and what protocols were used previously, how the HTTP/1.1 standard differs from later versions, how next-generation protocols are being implemented, and what their prospects are. HTTP/1.1: The first standard The foundation of the digital world is information. HTTP protocols make it available to the user. These are the rules of hypertext transmission, on which the work of web resources is based. HTTP protocol regulates the interaction between browsers and servers when loading pages, pictures, videos and other data. During the existence of the Internet, network protocols have changed significantly. There has been an evolution that has made page loading faster and data transfer more reliable. Early history The development of protocols began not with HTTP/1.1, but with earlier versions. It's worth briefly reviewing the first steps along the way before talking about the technologies we use today. Let's find out what major network protocols existed and how they evolved. Back in 1991, when the concept of the modern Internet was being created, developers thought about an efficient file transfer system. Models of network protocols at that time already existed, it was up to the product of the application layer. The first protocol was HTTP/0.9, which used the TCP network transmission control model as a transport layer. HTTP/0.9 was only involved in the transmission of hypertext, which was the only concept of data representation that existed at the time. The simple one-line protocol HTTP/0.9 was as simple as possible in terms of implementation and could be operated from the command line. The principles on which...
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