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So, the workers called and wrote their Representatives -- to no avail. The Representatives let out more hot air than the fires below the caves. The workers were getting nowhere fast when they decided to call upon the guru of the land, Wiz Woz. He was a famous wizard known for his adeptness at computers and other technical machines. With their hopes rising high on clouds of smoke, the workers waited while Wiz Woz mulled over satisfactory solutions for the situation. Finally, a day later, he called the workers over to his tent. He had a solution! Allow the village people to live in the caves and move the workers down to the village. That way the smoke wouldn't affect the computers or the workers dispositions. The villagers accepted the solution and the workers were happy as well. Everyone lived happily ever after.
Maybe, someone's been overlooking the obvious. Wiz Woz knew just what to do for the workers and the villagers -- think he could kick some sense into Cupertino?