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[Star Trek] Why are the Klingons so comfortable with cloaking technology?

The Klingon demeanor seems to emphasize a direct approach to the threats and disdain for anything perceived as cowardice. How does this reconcile with hit and run tactics often seen with a bird of prey or even when they cloak to flat out hide frequently. The stealthy nature of Klingon ships doesn't seem to sync with the people operating them.
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*"In space, all warriors are cold warriors."*

Klingons treat space-bound combat differently than other forms of combat and indeed avoid it when they can, instead desiring to disable the opponent's shields and subdue the enemy crew with boarding parties, engaging in hand-to-hand combat.

There is no universal code of honor. Honor is little more than a set of behaviors some culture has deemed admirable. For Klingons, using cloaking devices hasn't been ruled as dishonorable, even if it is inconsistent with other aspects of their behavior (e.g. attacking from behind, using poison, etc.)