My own bottom 10

Mary Jo Foley writes about Microsoft's 10 biggest mistakes. Man, does she miss some big ones! Here's my version:

1. Bob 2.0: The original Bob was actually worthy of respect insofar as it was totally different. When it flopped, though, why bother with 2.0? The definition of insanity is doing the same thing twice and expecting a different result.
2. NetDocs: Oh my God, what a giant cluster this one was.
3. WinFS: Blech
4. Origami: Hey, here's a cool "stealth" launch. Isn't Microsoft cool like Apple? Oh, it isn't at all cool or useful? Well, uh, never mind.
5. Mira: A monitor that you carry around with you! How ... dumb.
6. Windows ME: Shame on us.
7. That MS Floppy Disk Picture thing: Believe it or not, years after the last time you ever remember even thinking about recalling a 3.5" floppy disk, MS comes out with a 3.5" floppy disk reader that hooks directly up to your TV so you can show pictures. As if your digital camera didn't come with a cable that would do this that you just threw away when you opened the box.
8. Cairo / Blackcomb / Longhorn / Vista: A sad, sad progression of really cool slide decks getting progressively more real and less interesting
9. Whatever version of MSN I worked on: I can't even remember what it was, but the installation CD (yes, an install CD, we just had to copy AOL), played a little song that featured the lyric, "It's just too stupid to stop." And indeed it would have been, but it did stop ... stopped selling.
10. Skull: Few people know about this attempt to make a Microsoft version of Doom ... in fact, this may be the only mention of it in history.