I live in British Columbia, and as many people may be aware, our biggest city Vancouver is hosting the 2010 Olympics.
Well short drive north of Vancouver is the mountain community of Whistler where they will be holding many of the alpine events.
To get to Whistler from Vancouver you generally take the "sea to ski" highway. Earlier this week the highway was closed from a massive rockslide which they think will take another 4 or 5 days to clear.
This really sucks for those planning a trip to Whistler for our long weekend, but what of those people trapped up there? I should tell you it's not totally isolated - there are other routes in and out of whistler.
All this rambling of mine leads up to this: There is apparently a group of Mozilla developers "trapped" in whistler. They were there for a conference. As developers usually do when they hit a snag, they filed a bug report on their software bug tracking system:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=448604
Check it out and read some of the "solutions" It's good for a laugh.
Well short drive north of Vancouver is the mountain community of Whistler where they will be holding many of the alpine events.
To get to Whistler from Vancouver you generally take the "sea to ski" highway. Earlier this week the highway was closed from a massive rockslide which they think will take another 4 or 5 days to clear.
This really sucks for those planning a trip to Whistler for our long weekend, but what of those people trapped up there? I should tell you it's not totally isolated - there are other routes in and out of whistler.
All this rambling of mine leads up to this: There is apparently a group of Mozilla developers "trapped" in whistler. They were there for a conference. As developers usually do when they hit a snag, they filed a bug report on their software bug tracking system:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=448604
Check it out and read some of the "solutions" It's good for a laugh.
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