If it was a calim from a shady startup - I would be skeptical. But this is Toyota.

For better or worse - it is a big part of Reddit. What do you think?

I spent a lot more hours (primarily on RocketLeague) with my Dualshocks and they're still going strong. After upgrading to PS5, I've been using both of my DualSense controllers. But they've both had issues with the left joystick. One of them had its silicone pad completely torn off - though I can still play with it. The other one's mechanics are all messed up. The camera just goes wild whenever I move the joystick.

Is it just my bad luck?

Compared to established, age-old platform? Yes, we're less developed. But do you know what's even worse? Corporate greed! Rest assured, we'll improve and mature over time.

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Greetings, fellow Lemmings! As the first members of this newly established community on Lemm.ee, we have the unique opportunity to shape its purpose and create something truly special. With Reddit currently experiencing chaos and users seeking refuge elsewhere, let's make this space our own haven.

In envisioning the direction of this community, we have a few ideas to get us started. Should we transform this space into a Reddit cemetery, a place to reminisce about the past glories of Reddit? We can gather old stories, share nostalgic posts, and celebrate the memorable moments that made Reddit what it once was.

Alternatively, perhaps we can focus on Reddit nostalgia and create a space where Lemmings can indulge in the cherished memories of their favorite subreddits. We can share screenshots, links, and stories about the communities we loved and the inside jokes that defined them.

But why limit ourselves to these options? Let's hear your thoughts and ideas on what this community should