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Another day, another google death https://killedbygoogle.com/ https://killedbygoogle.com/ With this track record I never plan on using a new google product. No
by cptcobalt 4y ago
Another day, another google death
https://killedbygoogle.com/ https://killedbygoogle.com/
With this track record I never plan on using a new google product. Now, I will immediately stop using or sell anything I have that is acquired by google. It seems like they're only capable of leaving a trail of corpses of past good ideas.
- GalenErso 4y agoUntil the prophecy is fulfilled and Google voluntarily shuts itself down, in the ultimate twist of irony.
- dylan604 4y ago>I will immediately stop using or sell anything I have that is acquired by google. This is the crux though. You could be totally satisfied with a non-Googly product, but suddenly become a Googly user when Googs buys the successful company. I feel this way about Amazon buying the Roomba company.
- Takennickname 4y agoThese aren't even good ideas. They're acquisitions. They could have been totally fine, profitable companies on their own.
- jeffbee 4y ago> They could have been totally fine, profitable companies on their own. Very, very unlikely. The business model was an illusion.
- codemac 4y agoThey haven't released a Dropcam in 8 years? "Nest Secure" was cancelled in 2020.. and now they're saying "hey, we'll actually turn things off in 2024" I think the reason killedbygoogle.com actually exists is because they try to be professional about notifying folks of things they are EoL, and communicate updates along the way.
- jdmg94 4y agono, they have a well earned reputation of being an incubator with little incentive for long term support
- rodgerd 4y agoDon't buy a GM car, then.
- ubermonkey 4y agoI heard this news and was all set to be annoyed, since I have a Dropcam we set up when we're away from the house for longer trips, but then I checked my records and realized I've had it for 9 years, & of course they're only sunsetting it NEXT year. Ten years is okay.
- 1letterunixname 4y agoVMware build vSphere on Angular. I wonder what they're using now.