let's be clear: NoiseTOR is something that happens on a server in L.A. that is paid for through the organization that is Noisebridge. It has nothing to do with the physical place in any technical way. The technical part of it is very simple. The real issue is money. NoiseTOR is a way for (financial) supporters of noisebridge to also pay for a big TOR exit node on a server somewhere. When sudoroom starts making so much money that we can divert some of it to pay for a TOR exit node, it will be very easy to set it up once it's paid for. -jake On Thu, 10 Sep 2015, robb wrote:

moving to the sudo-discuss & tor@noisebridge lists what I mean by my suggestion is that instead of running one single large tor relay in a single AS, the network might benefit most from sudotor operating multiple relays from a diverse group of networks, thus adding more exit diversity to the network. one resource to check out is the exoticvps.com list of VPS providers around the world. running a few exit relays in countries where there are few if any would be of benefit, instead of running yet another large relay in the same network as existing exit nodes. robb: