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• When Averages Lie: Mean, Median, and the Story They Hide
  "Average house price," "average salary," "average rainfall" — the same word can describe three very different numbers, and picking the wrong one changes every conclusion. A plain-language course on mean, median, distribution and the art of reading a statistic without being read by it.
• The 3-2-1 Backup Rule, and Why Restoring Is the Real Test
  Backups fail in two directions: the copy you never made and the restore you never practised. The 3-2-1 rule is the oldest insurance policy in system administration — here is what each number actually protects against, and the failure modes it does not cover.
• How Inflation Quietly Changes What Your Money Buys
  Inflation is the reason a banknote buys less every year even though the number on it never changes. It is not a mystery or a scam — it is a measurable, average rise in prices, and understanding how it is calculated and compounding makes your own money make more sense.
• Extractive vs Abstractive AI Answers: Why We Chose the Sentence That Exists
  An extractive engine quotes the best passages it actually found; an abstractive LLM writes new prose. For a search engine that must never invent facts, the first option wins by default.
• The Tukuk-OS Blogging System: How Content Is Written, Stored and Served
  Not just an article list — the story behind Tukuk-OS’s simple blog system: JSON storage, a Markdown parser, a dynamic sitemap, and steady content standards.
• The Real Cost of Running Tukuk-OS: What Is Free and What Is Not
  An honest breakdown of Tukuk-OS operating costs: domain, cloud storage, open source, and hours — and why a free stack does not mean zero cost.