Securing MySQL

I am new to MySQL. I am running MySQL 5.0 on opensuse 11.1. I found the following article on securing it:

http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1726

The part where it says:

1.2 Security requirements

• MySQL database must be executed in a chrooted environment;
• MySQL processes must run under a unique UID/GID that is not used by any other system process;
• Only local access to MySQL will be allowed;
• MySQL root's account must be protected by a hard to guess password;
• The administrator's account will be renamed;
• Anonymous access to the database (by using the nobody account) must be disabled;
• All sample databases and tables must be removed.

My question is....would any of the above requirements hinder Dolphin in any way by causing it to not work properly?