I like it more or less because of its products, services and policies, It is undeniable that Microsoft is one of the most important companies in the technology sector. Originally founded in Albuquerque, United States on April 4, 1975, what began as a small company that aspired to distribute versions of BASIC for the then fledgling personal computers has recently surpassed three billion dollars in capitalization, a milestone that confirms its outstanding status. health and its expectations for the future.

Now let the company be in good health does not mean that everything that came out of it is in the same state. On the contrary, the “renew or die” that is present in many other activities has a special touch when we talk about technology. Rushing into a product, service or business model instead of adapting to a world that is changing every second can bring down even the greatest, and this is something we have seen many times in the past.

About a few years ago, you may remember, we visited the unofficial cemetery of the “fallen” of Microsoft, a project that was very directly inspired by the cemetery of Google, with which it even shares a design style. In both, as we told you then, it is possible to find those designs which for whatever reason are no longer with us. The type of list where we find everything from names that are virtually unknown to most to others that we all still remember very clearly.

Well, it is evident that this type of information is of great interest, to the extent that since one cemetery was not enough and subsequently Microsoft’s second virtual graveyard, also unofficial, has just been made publicin which we can find from the most distant deceased in time to the progress of those who already have a farewell date, but are still available today.

A very interesting aspect of this new cemetery, which you can find in this link, is that if you scroll to the bottom of the page, you can find a link to its repository on GitHub, where, in addition to the resources of the site, we also find the information and links necessary to add new records to the site, if we discover any deficiency that we believe should be documented on the website.

His inspiration for Killed by Google is no secretin fact, its creator also expressly acknowledges it at the bottom of the page.