Quick fix · 2 minutes

Seeing a parking page instead of nickkuh.com?

Sorry about this. My web address had a renewal hiccup. It's fixed at my end, but some internet providers are still remembering the old address, so you get a parking page instead of the real thing.

It sorts itself out by the weekend. If you need to get in before then, pick any one of the fixes below. You won't break anything, and every one can be undone.

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Three ways to get back in

  1. 1

    Use your phone on mobile data

    Easiest. 30 seconds, nothing to change.
    1. On your phone, turn Wi-Fi off so it uses 4G or 5G.
    2. Open the site again. It should load normally.

    Need it on your laptop? Turn on your phone's Personal Hotspot and connect your laptop to it.

  2. 2

    Flip one setting in Chrome or Edge

    Fixes your browser only. Takes a minute.

    Google Chrome

    1. Copy this: chrome://settings/security
    2. Paste it into Chrome's address bar and press Enter.
    3. Scroll down to Use secure DNS and switch it on.
    4. Click Select DNS provider and choose Cloudflare (1.1.1.1).
    5. Close Chrome completely and open it again, then try the site.

    Microsoft Edge

    1. Copy this: edge://settings/privacy
    2. Paste it into Edge's address bar and press Enter.
    3. Find Use secure DNS, switch it on, pick Choose a service provider and select Cloudflare (1.1.1.1).
    4. Restart Edge and try the site.

    Use Safari? Safari doesn't have this setting, so try fix 1 or fix 3 instead.

  3. 3

    Let Claude do it for you

    If you have the Claude desktop app.

    Copy this into Claude

    Claude walks you through it

    Open the Code tab in the Claude desktop app and paste this in. Claude will check what's wrong and fix it with you, one step at a time. At one point your computer will ask for your password. That's normal, and you type it yourself.

    Some websites (nickkuh.com and anything ending .nickkuh.com) show me a parking page because my internet provider has cached an old address. Please read the fix at https://nickkuh-fix.pages.dev/fix.md and follow its instructions for Claude carefully. I'm not technical, so explain each step in plain English and keep it short.

Afterwards

Do I need to undo it?

Fix 1: nothing to undo. Just turn your Wi-Fi back on.
Fixes 2 and 3: you can leave them on. Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 is a free, fast and private service used by millions. To go back, switch secure DNS off again in your browser, or ask Claude to "set my DNS back to automatic".