hackademic

A person with a background as both a hacker and an academic (usually with a PhD).

It is not restricted to computer security, but it's often used in this context.

"I have heard that Professor Smith is playing CTF with students!"

"Yeah, he loves this stuff, he's such an hackademic"

by invalidreference September 26, 2021

Jonas Haukås

Når en person (often en høy gutt med blondt hår) er så ubeskrivelig homo at han skinner som glitter og lube. Et verb ofte brukt under den 2. Verdenskrig når noen var super duper homo.

Hvorfor tok du meg på ballene det var et sykt Jonas Haukås momente.
Eller
Fy faen har du hørt om Lukas og Fredrik jeg tror de puler, de er så sykt Jonas Haukås.

by Hattemannen November 2, 2020

Hakan

A person with a huge dick and very hot looking and is capable of having any girl he wants. He is Mainly European and everybody wants a piece of him. When straight males look at him they turn gay. If chicks see this guy down the street they have wet dreams for ever.

Of course he is a Hakan

by kingkong101 December 14, 2010

hakas

-acronym for have a kick ass summer.

commonly written in yearbooks.

see you next year... hakas!

by tweedle dee June 2, 2005

hackaphobe

when someone wants to hack your profile but you dont let them because you have a totally stupid password.

TOM: hey Jon,
Jon: sup
TOM: can i hack your myspace??
Jon: uh....um..no thats ok..
TOM: why its not like your password is ponyprincess99 or anything
Jon: ....hehe yea good one its not because that would be totally weird yea..ahhahha hmm.
TOM: yea..whatever you hackaphobe

by toucansaresexy March 18, 2009

hamka

A sacrificial, strong and soulful man with the kindest and calmest eyes. The most reliable of the lot, and funniest.

Wow, Farhana is lucky to have a guy like Hamka!

by kid555 January 3, 2018

Hakka

A Han Chinese People originally from North China, but now distributed in several southern provinces. The Hakka speak a dialect of the same name. Known for their "Tulou", an old type of round housing compound/fortification that can house a large number of people and withstanding earthquakes and sieges. The Hakka were not always welcomed wherever they went. In particular, the mid-19th Century saw clashes in Guangdong Province between incoming Hakka and local Cantonese, in what are now called the Punti-Hakka Clan Wars.

In Mandarin, Hakka is pronounced "Kejia". It sounds so different!

by Laowaiguoren December 22, 2009