Which are really anonymous?

Which can unblock facebook, myspace etc, in other words: are fresh ?

Which can you recommend?

Thanks for your help,
Dschibut

P.S.: In my country, the freedom of speech is somehow constrained, please give me a hint, if you are not sure about your recommendation.

Josh created a custom index.php way back in WordPress 1.5 days that removed the RSS feeds on the WordPress dashboard.
Up until now it wasn’t really possible to this with a plugin nicely. WordPress 2.2 has added an API hook that although not relevant …

Eine abgespeckte Version der „Tellerrand” (Dashboard) Seite

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installed on 1.5.3 and works perfectly

Thanks

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Alternatively, having the dashboard content on a bookmarked page (or available on your intranet or yahoo start page) as an RSS feed, would accomplish the same goal of staying informed and current.

Speaking personally, I tend to completely ignore the dashboard anyway when I’m in the manage module. I know that’s probably not smart, but it’s nonetheless true. I am focused on manage tasks when I’m in there rather than taking the time to wander through the dashboard content.

Now I’m not saying this is for everyone, but, on my connection there is exactly a 7.8 second difference between dashlite and the original dashboard. Dashlite loads in 0.06 seconds, the original dashboard loaded in 7.86 seconds.…so that’s fairly significant I think.

Thanks for a great hack!! May I suggest making it a plugin? That way there’s the option of installing it for some users and not for others, and it would survive a WP update without being trashed.

Nice one!!

Many WP users (or any community for that matter) install and sit. Often times being oblivious to new versions and (most importantly) security updates. This sort of unpatched software can be detrimental not only to your webhost, and your website, but also to the entire web community itself.

For example, when phpBB was exploited with a major security flaw — there was a major deficiency in contacting all administrators regarding the security hole. The problem is twofold. The more you promote the security hole, the easier it becomes for malicious users to exploit unpatched installations. You see where I am going here.

Of course — right now — in the prime heat of your blog you feel that you are checking wordpress.org everyday and you’re probably skimming the forums daily too. There is no way you’ll miss any updates. But as time goes on and you have tweaked, retweaked and redesigned your website five times you’ll realize that its time for your blog to push better content and not just look prettier. And its then when you simply stop keeping up with every nightly or reading the forums daily.

Then again, I could be completely wrong.

Niet iedereen is even tevreden over het “dashboard” dat in WordPress 1.5 het openingsscherm is van de admin-interface. Ik heb er zelf ook nogal wat problemen mee.

Gelukkig vond ik vandaag via Jort Dashlite 1.0. Het is een uitgeklede versie van he…

Linkdump gemaakt uit de bookmarks op del.icio.us van user gomaster
Zie voor info deze post.

Veel beter dan het standaard dashboard