YouTube - serwis internetowy umożliwiający publikację w internecie filmów, wideoklipów lub własnych mini produkcji, reklamujący się hasłem "Broadcast Yourself" (ang. "Niech inni cię zobaczą", a w dosłownym tłumaczeniu - "Pokaż siebie"). Jest on otwarty, więc każdy odwiedzający może wysłać swój film na stronę. Serwis ma ogromny potencjał wypromowania oryginalnych postaci i przedsięwzięć.
YouTube zaczynało jako strona, której treścią były filmy przedstawiające kota autora. Obecnie YouTube jest największym serwisem udostępniającym tego typu usługi, a właściciele utworzyli spółkę (YouTube, Inc.).
Według Google, dziennie na YouTube umieszczanych jest ponad 70 tys. filmów, zajmujących ok. 1400 GB = 1,4 TB.
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Komentarze
| I realized that shortly after posting. I also remembered that SD90's weren't very good when compared to the mighty AC6000's. | CATPWRD |
| Hate to break this to you, but that's an SD70ACe. | kmothersil |
| Not only that, but there was an SD90 as the 6th unit. | CATPWRD |
| This is probably an obvious question, do longer trains have priority over shorter ones if they can't fit into sidings on their route? | CATPWRD |
| That also means that there are 372-less trucks moving between the two points that this train is. :) | CATPWRD |
| excuse me the DPUs are all on the rear. | cali22boi |
| Nothing unusual. Stacktrains for BNSF run very long with 2 locos, 2 DPU or 3 locos, 2 DPU. At least thru the Cajon Pass. Leavit it to UP to copy... | cali22boi |
| That was a BIIIIIG Train much Respect to it!!!!!! Lots of Freight going somewhere!!! | bstep13 |
| I confirm, 186 cars... :D Wow man! Now imagine how small is the estimated amount of containers this train carrier (around 380) to the capacity of the Emma Maersk contaner ship (15,200 empty containers)... | smartalpha |
| Wow. 186 cars with two containers on each means at least 372 containers on that train. But I'm counting the 2 of the half-sized containers as 1. Great video anyways. I've never seen a stack train that long and with DPU's. That train only beats the longest train I've ever seen by 6 cars. | guitars14 |
| I wonder if you can get something like that up to 75mph! | kmothersil |
| You can tell by the paint. No AC6000CW's have "wings" on the front or the American flag on the side. Plus the AC6k has the massive overhang at the rear of the locomotive with the extra large radiator. | SantaFe5811 |
| that is the longest stack train ive ever seen in my life. is up only running one a week now??????? hehehehehe | HAROLDP1969 |
| Wow that is awesome, Im from Aust and we dont have anything like that here. I admire the American locomotives though, good work!! | AIX15R |
| Nope. AC4400CW | studogg120 |
| wow that was rediculously long lol, never seen dpu's on a stacktrain before, wonder if they couldnt get a crew for the second so they combined them, maybe | XxGat0rxX |
| Thank,s AC4400CW that,s would be correct ...AC6000 it,s a longer engine sorry pit | globalintermodal |
| uhhhh that is one looooong stack train! great vid! | bownasterm |
| All 3 lead locos were AC4400CWs. Imagine getting stuck at a crossing by this train! | MP36er |
| Amazing video, 186 Railroad cars(Wagons),cooooooooool. | dutchtrainmanserie22 |
| Great work great shot first engine looks like AC6000? | globalintermodal |
