I can pretty much guarantee the Touch was not designed as a server, it was designed as the next generation network player. When they got some early prototypes up and running they realized it was only using half the CPU and memory for the player software. Someone popped up with "I wonder if the server could run on whats left over?" So they tried and tried and turned things off, and tried different SQL engine and finally got something that would work in what was leftover. Then marketing heard about it, now it was a major feature being plugged by marketing so the developers had to try and figure out how to make it work for most people.
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