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  1. Windows-7-Stuffz-4-Hackers Windows-7-Stuffz-4-Hackers Public

    Forked from Alex313031/Windows-7-Stuffz

    Files for Windows 7 that are hard to find because Microsoft took them down. // Collection of Windows 7 Tools

    Batchfile

  2. firefox-115 firefox-115 Public

    get the old version of firefox

  3. thinkpad-stufsz thinkpad-stufsz Public

    collection of thinkpad resources

  4. Linux-Stufsz Linux-Stufsz Public

    Bunch of linux resources and drivers collections etc.

  5. advanced operator lsit advanced operator lsit
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    Here, in one place, are all of the currently documented advanced search operators.  Note that some operators come in two versions of the same operator:  (e.g., allinanchor along with inanchor: ).  I’ve written about them together rather than having two entries for the same kind of operator.  (But, in truth, I almost never use the “allin…” form.)  
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    Note: In this document, I follow the square brackets convention, here a query is surrounded by square brackets.  So, when doing the query, you wouldn’t actually use the square brackets in your query.  (Although it won’t hurt anything either...)  Example: