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Localhost
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its a helpful instruction guide...
just kidding... usually they are very hard to understand
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Ok. Well I have a bigger problem. I went into Users and Groups editing a couple of things and now I can't edit anything. Like whenever I need to unlock something it says "Could not authenticate!" Is there a system restore type thing on Ubuntu so I can revert to like yesterday?
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Unless you manually made a backup of your system...
Your hosed 
I think you probably changed your password
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No like it says, "Could not authenticate" (it doesn't ask for a password, just says that). Is there like a default admin account, like isn't it root? That I Could log into and delete my account. And then make a new one?
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