haka

So, Haka is basically sed for network packets instead of lines of text?

Looks like learning Haka for me is just right round' the corner!

Look at the use of haka in sporting events, for instance.

Another example is the Haka + all the visual intimidation associated.

Weirdly that doesn't always have to lead to violence and can in some circumstances lead to an afternoon of heavy haka with everybody going home afterwards.

But the Christchurch terrorist attack has shown the world the haka performed in a different way: to grieve, to show love and support, to show resilience.

I'm sure screaming a battle cry, or doing a haka would work to.

Another type of attack is the haka could gain control of a server and have your salt and then recover all the entries in the breach list.

For example, I didn't know Hokkien and Haka are distinct linguistic branches within the Sino-Tibetan language and warrants more (personal) research into the subject.

The Spartans had Gymnopaedia, Europe (along with many other areas) has numerous sword dances, the Maori have haka, Muay Thai has wai kru, modern militaries have drill, etc.

I have enjoyed nearly every movie Studio Ghibli has produced, especially early films like Kaze no Tani no Nausicaä and Tenkū no Shiro Rapyuta but Hotaru no Haka has a special, honored place at the top of my list.

Look at the "haka" of the Māori and tell me you wouldn't be scared facing that.

The Māori Haka (and related polynesian dances) always seemed to me like they take physical manifestations of a severe adrenalin dump and, catlike, turn them into something where one can say "I'm doing this on purpose".

Takahata is genuinely smart when it comes to treat serious topics like in Hotaru no Haka.

Like 25 years ago I dreamed of visiting NZ:-) Never been there, but still want to learn to perform Haka!

I watched Grave of the Fireflies (Hotaru no Haka), alone, sitting it my in-laws' condo in Tokyo back in 1991.