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Another nonsensical one is QBasic being on that list. It wasn't killed at all unless you also want to say DOS was "killed"

It was succeeded by Visual Basic which kept a lot of the same structure and syntax (from what I remember, it's been decades since I've use either) but worked in Windows.

Including packaged products and stuff that falls to natural obsolescence in a "killed" list kinda undermines the underlying point IMO.